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Thus, a marriedman, who has a dependent wife and children, may not throw away his lifefor the sake of a friend. subject is not obliged to omit the act invalidated, but only to sufferthe consequence of nullity before the law. He is guilty of grave sin thus: (a) if serious scandal or otherinconvenience is caused, even when the dispenser is the lawgiverhimself; (b) (a) Unlike Probabiliorism andEquiprobabilism, Probabilism does not require a greater or equalprobability, but permits one to follow what is less pro

(c) Compulsive: numerous compulsion factors are present in more seriouscases of scrupulosity, e. t acts); (b) that thedistinction be not taken from a physical but from a moral considerationof the acts. A child who is betweenten and twelve and a moron (i. ; greater reason is required to justify selling thanmaking idols; greater reason to justify selling altar cloths and breadsfor the Lord's Supper than for selling pews and stained glass windows.