Par.

1  1|        has for her immediate and natural purpose the saving of souls
2  3|      Christian philosophy. Man's natural instinct moves him to live
3 16|         principles, confirmed by natural reason itself.~
4 17|       fenced round by divine, by natural, and by human law; the duties
5 23| Christian religion, and next, by natural sequence, invaded the precincts
6 23|          Christian, but even the natural law.~
7 30|                         30. Now, natural reason itself proves convincingly
8 33|         is disturbed, for things natural are put above things supernatural;
9 39|          And as all truth in the natural order is powerless to destroy