Rationality of Legislation
No instrument of state policy can name, enumerate, be founded upon in
whole or in part, explicitly permit or prohibit, honor or disparage,
or otherwise refer to any belief or belief system, in whole or in
part, which is not founded wholly and exclusively upon the physical
laws of nature, the inferred principles of causal logic, and the
principles enumerated in this document, principles which draw wholly
and exclusively upon the physical laws of nature, the inferred
principles of causal logic, and the empirical and inferred nature of
the human mind.
All instruments of state policy must be accompanied by a document
which justifies the instrument and all portions thereof through
enumeration of the principles, as expressed in this document, upon
which it is founded, and the unbroken logical progression by which the
instrument is drawn from these principles. No instrument of state
policy, can be enacted or applied if it is not justified
satisfactorily by such causal enumeration of founding principles.
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