--(a) All acts of obedience areof the same species, since in spite of diversity of superiors or oflaws there is always in obedience the same essential character onaccount of the motive. (a) Thus, on account of the greater physical evils of insobriety intheir regard, the virtue should be especially cultivated by the young,the old, women, and persons of sedentary life. andals and disorders would follow, and that a ready excusewould present itself for personal spite and neglect of religion. Theology, Moral, definition, 1; relation to Dogmatic Theology, 3.
Innocent XI condemned the proposition that a judge may decidefor the side whose arguments are less probable (Denzinger, n. oney for his education, Balbus in accepting the money accepts also theobligation, but the gift does not lapse if the obligation is notcomplied with. ternally the will neither consents nor dissents, or externallynothing is done for or against the temptation. (b) A jest of the face is made by the expression of the countenance(e.
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