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    Rules are important for social order but are not intended to restrict freedom. They are meant to help people grow in making good choices for themselves and others. The document discusses how rules in schools are designed for the benefit of students, such as rules requiring identification, punishing tardiness or cheating, and prohibiting drug use.

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    Rules are important for social order but are not intended to restrict freedom. They are meant to help people grow in making good choices for themselves and others. The document discusses how rules in schools are designed for the benefit of students, such as rules requiring identification, punishing tardiness or cheating, and prohibiting drug use.

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    Rules are important for social order but are not intended to restrict freedom. They are meant to help people grow in making good choices for themselves and others. The document discusses how rules in schools are designed for the benefit of students, such as rules requiring identification, punishing tardiness or cheating, and prohibiting drug use.

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    ➢ Are important to social beings.

    ➢ Are meant to set order.


    ➢ Are not meant to restrict your freedom.

    They are meant to help you grow in freedom,


    to grow in your ability to choose and do
    what is good for you and others.
    Application:
    1) The Sabbath is made for man and not
    man for the Sabbath. What does this mean?
    2) Rules/laws are made for the good of man. State the
    good that is derived from the following school rules:

    a) No ID, No Entry
    b) Student/Teacher Tardiness beyond 15 minutes means absence
    c) Any form of cheating is punishable with suspension
    d) Use of illegal drug is punishable with dismissal

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