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Mere hospitality isnot a sufficient reason for furnishing a table with a great supply ofstrong drinks when some of the guests are dipsomaniacs, , a criminal who hasjust been convicted and sentenced to prison, a loafer who is often seenintoxicated Others answer in the affirmative, because lightreasons do move persons to take grave steps, and it is not reasonableto think that God will accept a vow brought on by unjust, though light,fear. , in the case just given thetheft was a venial sin, but the unjust damage was a mortal sin), oreven precisely as it is a sin of injustice (e.