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 1 4 |      all, supplants the Divine law of brotherly love which
 2 4 |       strict observance of His law form the finest flower and
 3 4 |      breaking the bonds of all law both human and divine, wage
 4 4 |        that if once the Divine law and knowledge were blotted
 5 10|       summits of the Christian law, and, raising them above
 6 10|        to defend the Christian law and to bring the whole life
 7 13|      mortal men, the Christian law has ever regarded with benevolence
 8 24|      is founded on the eternal law, that is on the living God.
 9 24|   basis, and with it all moral law falls, and there is no remedy
10 25|     But if zeal for the divine law and brotherly love are as
11 26|   rights of natural and divine law. No leader in public economy,
12 26| economics there triumphs moral law based on God and conscience.
13 26|      the immutable and eternal law of God. ~