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 1 3 |     Public institutions and the laws set aside the ancient religion.
 2 8 |        own industry, and by the laws of individual races. Moreover,
 3 11|     study of nature, and in the laws of nature, the foundations
 4 20|    another, is condemned by all laws, human and divine. To defraud
 5 22|  enforced by human law. But the laws and judgments of men must
 6 22|         must yield place to the laws and judgments of Christ
 7 27|    faith, His precepts, and His laws. And if human society is
 8 32|        be to make sure that the laws and institutions, the general
 9 32|  working classes by the general laws of the country, the less
10 34|      commonwealth, who make the laws or administer justice, or
11 36|        in accordance with God's laws and those of nature; that
12 39|         peace is imperiled. The laws should forestall and prevent
13 52| pretense of public benefit. For laws only bind when they are
14 55|        precepts of duty and the laws of the Gospel - that Gospel
15 62|         avail themselves of the laws and institutions of the