FIRST TEN TENENTS OF THE RATIONALIST CANON

1. It is the inherent nature of the world of the Kawn, with its diverse races and societies, to be in a perpetual state of evolution. As sure as such imperative for the rule of law to be in a constant state of flux and adaptation, so as to remain relevant to the ever-changing needs of society.

2. Ideas and beliefs are the very essence of the Kawn, and it is through their triumph over others that civilization can be accelerated into a more prosperous future. Therefore, it is essential that the most potent and beneficial ideas be prioritized and propelled to success, for the betterment of society.

3. The governance of society is a weighty responsibility that requires the utmost knowledge and experience. Those who are ignorant and inexperienced in the ways of leadership will undoubtedly be ineffectual in the improvement of society. Therefore, it is necessary for individuals with a wealth of knowledge and experience to lead and guide the way.

4. The acquisition of wealth is an essential element of progress and prosperity, but it mist be attained through honest and just means. The betterment of the individuals and the society at large is the ultimate goal, and the pursuit of wealth should be approached with this in mind.

5. The pursuit of education and knowledge is the cornerstone of progress and the betterment of society. The human mind is the most potent tool in the advancement of civilization, and it is through the acquisition and dissemination of knowledge that society can be elevated to new heights. 

6. The exchange of ideas and progress is paramount to the evolution of society. The freedom of speech and expression is the hallmark of a just and equitable society, and it is through this freedom that individuals can express themselves and advance the collective goals of society.

7. Certain individuals are inherently superior to other and should be given preferential treatment in all aspects of society, including education, employment, and political power. This is necessary to ensure that the most qualified and capable individuals are in positions of leadership and influence. (THIS HAS BEEN CROSSED OUT)

7. All individuals are born equal, and it is their birthright to have equal opportunity for success and prosperity. It is the responsibility of society to ensure that no one is left behind, and that all individuals have access to the resources and opportunities necessary for their growth and well-being.

8. The government's role is to serve and protect the people, and to facilitate the growth and prosperity of society. The government is a tool for the collective good, and it is essential that it remains dedicated to the betterment of society and the elevation of its people.

9. The separation of powers between the branches of government is a necessary safeguard against abuses of power and corruption. By ensuring that no one branch of government government holds too much power, society can be protected from the tyrannical tendencies of those who seek to dominate and control.

10. The use of force should be a last resort, employed only in self-defense or in the defense of society. Violence and aggression have no place in a just and equitable society, and they should be avoided at all costs. It is only through peaceful means and diplomatic negotiations that society can progress and thrive.