Editing Humanae vitae (section)

===Cardinal Martini===
In the book "Nighttime conversations in Jerusalem. On the risk of faith.", well-known liberal Cardinal [[Carlo Maria Martini]] {{Post-nominals|list=[[Society of Jesus|SJ]]}} accused Paul VI of deliberately concealing the truth, leaving it to theologians and pastors to fix things by adapting precepts to practice: "I knew Paul VI well. With the encyclical, he wanted to express consideration for human life. He explained his intention to some of his friends by using a comparison: although one must not lie, sometimes it is not possible to do otherwise; it may be necessary to conceal the truth, or it may be unavoidable to tell a lie. It is up to the moralists to explain where sin begins, especially in the cases in which there is a higher duty than the transmission of life."<ref>[http://chiesa.espresso.repubblica.it/articolo/209045?eng=y Sandro Magister-s blog]</ref>