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We must not believe that rules are written in tablets of stone.
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The quote says that rules should not be treated as permanent or untouchable. The image of “tablets of stone” suggests something fixed forever, but rules are made by people and may need to be reconsidered when circumstances change. It encourages questioning rigid rules rather than accepting them as unchangeable.
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