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 1 2 |     sores of his day. It is only natural, then, that We should today
 2 28|         the forgetfulness of the natural law itself, which has its
 3 38|         resources all men can by natural right avail themselves,
 4 53|      appeal to the principles of natural reason and of the Christian
 5 59|   harmonious development and the natural perfection of man. It is
 6 60|        being wrenched from their natural surroundings, that is, from
 7 61|         correspond to undeniable natural requirements.~
 8 72|          the divinely sanctioned natural order divides the human
 9 73|          open opposition to this natural way that is inherent in
10 74|      principles of international natural law which regulate their
11 77|       among States. In this way, natural order would be destroyed
12 82| foundation, on the solid rock of natural law and of Divine Revelation.