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 1 Int   |   attempt to isolate the purely human side of morals,"4 finding
 2 Int   |          in the conviction that human moral life has its hasis
 3 Int   |     hasis and its safeguards in human nature." (4) The words of
 4 Int(9)|         periods was "the purely human side of morals" the creed
 5 Int   |       the grass, the trees, the human body. But man's heart is
 6 I(40) |        thought to our day:—"The human soul, as p. 47 defined by
 7 I(40) |       all pervading breath. The human soul is a part of the Deity,
 8 I(47) |   powers. Henjaku dissected the human body. The Chinese theory
 9 V     | happiness. Buddhism regards our human relationships as "borrowed"
10 V     |        necessary to forsake the human relationships or anything.