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SATURDAY The
last day of the week. The word
comes
from the Anglo-Saxon Saeterdaeg. It is named after the Roman god
Saturn; the god of fertility and
planting.
It is the only day named solely
for a Roman
god. HUMAN
LIFE The
most precious of all known creations.
Each individual should be treated
with dignity,
respect and fairness. The uniqueness of human life requires that where
more than one individual is involved
that each
is given equal opportunity to grow
to potential within the resources of
the group.
The growth to potential is fostered
in an environment which recognizes
each individual's
responsibility to work hard and
do their best and each individuals
right to
life, liberty and the pursuit of
happiness
while balancing this with the need
to still
provide
for the common good of the group. MOTHER
NATURE The wondrous universal system of finite creations of the resources of energy, animate matter and inanimate matter. The relationship between these resources should be preserved in harmony with governing physical processes and the resources should be conserved to the maximum extent possible.
WHITE The sum of all of the colors of light: symbol of light, purity, joy and glory; signifies faith and purity. |
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