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To: marek_wojna who wrote (89055)	8/24/2002 1:41:13 AM
From: E. Charters	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116813

Thou shalt not commit adultery. (basis of the pure food and drug act. It also outlaws cutting dope excessively.) Cutting corners is allowed however in suitable circumstances. See 'The List of Exemptions and Indulgences from Inconvenient Laws and Codicils that Prevent you from Having a Good Time' It is widely acknowledged that there are no abolutes in law, and the penalties for breaking any of the strictures of any religious law are not clearly defined within the texts. It does not say what the penalty is for breaking any of the ten commandments, if there is any at all. It should be emphasized that law is a matter of degree. It is up to the circumstances as to how one is judged. Your financial circumstance and the degree of influence in society afforded by your place of birth and social position decides how you will fare in judgement. EC<:-}