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La Humanae Vitae vio la luz pública en 1968. Durante estos años - más de 25 - se ha llevado a cabo un intenso debate teológico dentro y fuera de la Iglesia católica. Con este artículo esperamos que nuestros lectores obtengan una mejor comprensión de los principios teológicos que inspiran a la encíclica, así como de su riqueza antropológica; igualmente deseamos señalar sobre qué tópicos se ha centrado el debate teológico.
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