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 1   1   | religions was governed by these principles. This was the first stage
 2   5   |   family in accordance with the principles of the Natural Law.~Could
 3   6, 1|        reflect in prac­tice the principles of this metaphysics and
 4   6, 1| dominant metaphysical and moral principles. And, by accept­ing all
 5   6, 1|       by osmosis, by those same principles, habitually perceived in
 6   6, 1|        based upon contradictory principles coexisting be­cause of one
 7   6, 1|      the metaphysical and moral principles that serve as the soul of
 8   6, 1|         China of our day.~These principles can profoundly mark the
 9   6, 2|      Law which contains all the principles of morality fixed, immutable,
10   7, 1|        is by virtue of the same principles that the family and corpora­