Difference between revisions of "Principle"

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A principle is a comprehensive and fundamental law, doctrine, or assumption.

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−	A '''principle''' is a comprehensive and fundamental [[law]] or doctrine that is held personally. the ten commandments in the Bible are the first recorded principles that correctly distinguish good from evil. Liberals often lack principles, or more accurately good principles, ~~often engaging in underhanded activities such as slander and lies. Some people attribute this to not following the ten commandments~~ or ~~the Bible properly~~.	+	A '''principle''' is a comprehensive and fundamental [[law]], doctrine, or assumption.

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