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 1 8 |        is the same thing as the eternal law, implanted in rational
 2 8 |         be nothing else bur the eternal reason of God, the Creator
 3 9 |         and consequently in the eternal, law. The precepts, therefore,
 4 9 |       the law of nature and the eternal law. And within the sphere
 5 10|         it is manifest that the eternal law of God is the sole standard
 6 10|        the prescriptions of the eternal law. Likewise, the liberty
 7 10| regarded as applications of the eternal law, and incapable of sanctioning
 8 10|         is not contained in the eternal law, as in the principle
 9 10|         have gathered from this eternal law."5 If, then, by anyone
10 11|   obedience to some supreme and eternal law, which is no other than
11 13|   contrary to reason, or to the eternal law, or to some ordinance
12 15|    submission to the divine and eternal reason, proclaims its own
13 17|   natural law and to the divine eternal law. But here they think
14 17|         religious life from the eternal law; and from all and every
15 17|         the same author, as the eternal law, are absolutely in accordance
16 34|        God of providing for the eternal salvation of mankind. One