ted it, for the following reasons:(a) Most probable, as understood by the defenders of this system, isthat wh For just an instant, just one, flashing instant, Channis had felt the pangof an overwhelming grief close over him. omplacency in thesin; (b) to sorrow over sin omitted, because this means that oneapproves of sin rather than virtue. Nay, a person ought, in so far ashe is able, to use his reason in the service of faith, and to do so isa sign, not of little, but of great faith.
, grace (John, vi, 29; Eph. --Like to the scrupulous conscience isthe perplexed conscience, which judges that in a particular instanceone cannot escape sin, whether one acts or does not act. (b) Envy is about some good, especially about those goods from whichmen obtain the esteem and honor of others, such as virtue, ability,rank, success, prosperity. --Hatred of God (1297-1303).
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