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C.S. Lewis's Abolition Of Man (Appendix). There He Lists Various Universally Recognized Moral Laws And Virtues - Impartial Justice, Truthfulness, Kindness, Mercy, Marital Fidelity, Respect For Human Life. They Have Been Regarded As True For All From Ancient Babylon And Greece To Native America, From Jews And Christians To Hindus And Confucians.

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