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, a person tells a small lie or commits a trifling theft,thinking these to be mortal sins); (b) when that But the following punishments may not bedesired: (a) that anyone living lose his soul and be condemned to hell,for charity r Thus, the same DivinePerson is in both the divine and human natures, and the union preservesthe properties and the actions of both natures. (b) The moral species of worldly fear is, as a rule, the same as thespecies of the sin to which it leads, so that but one sin is committedand need be confessed.

(b) Apostasy into one form of infidelity is notspecifically different from apostasy into another, but the form ofinfidelity is an aggravating or extenuating circumstance. But faith need not be explicit as to all itsdoctrines, and hence, while one believer who is not thoroughlyinstructed may know only the twel Ah, not so good. Thus also, envy differs frompride and vainglory (which are not aversions but inclinations), andfrom covetousness (which is the desire of what belongs to another).