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 1 4 |        absolutely contrary to the natural law itself, and if once
 2 6 | appearance of such a document but natural. We trust that the echo
 3 8 |           exploitation of immense natural resources, and the use of
 4 10|           to the collectivity; no natural right is accorded to human
 5 21|       every war. No, they are the natural fruit of a system which
 6 21|           this inner check in the natural law written by God in the
 7 21|         every man. And where this natural law was held in higher esteem,
 8 28|    matrimony and the right to its natural use are of divine origin,
 9 29|         the Creator, society is a natural means which man can and
10 29|   bestowed on human nature. These natural gifts have a value surpassing
11 33|         all that corresponds with natural ethics and the will of the