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 1   1, 2 |          life, and even over the laws that regulate the transmission
 2   2, 10|         mind discerns biological laws that apply to the human
 3   2, 11|           God has wisely ordered laws of nature and the incidence
 4   2, 11|      inherent operation of these laws. The Church, nevertheless,
 5   2, 12|          and this as a result of laws written into the actual
 6   2, 13|        Creator, through specific laws, has built into it, frustrates
 7   2, 13|        love while respecting the laws of conception is to acknowledge
 8   2, 16|      Church concerning the moral laws governing marriage, that
 9   2, 18|         not make either of these laws, she cannot be their arbiter—
10   3, 23|       that is to say by enacting laws which will assist families
11   3, 24| contradiction between two divine laws—that which governs the transmitting
12   3, 31|      spirit, unless he keeps the laws which the Most High God
13   3, 31|        in his very nature. These laws must be wisely and lovingly