Christian Ethics volume 1
Christian Ethics volume 1
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241 imate ordinances of civil authority, is consequently not merely a civil misdemeanor, but also a sin against God, a mortal sin. The ordinances of the natural law are in part unconditional, and hence divine and perpetually-valid commands, such as obedience toward God, parental duties, the virtue of truth- fulness ; and, in part, only conditionally-valid, such as the keeping of peace and the communistic use of property ; the latter feature, in fact, would be obligatory only on condition that m...ankind were not corrupted by sin ; in consequence of sin, however, the forcible protection and distinct separation of property become necessary [223-234] . The guilt of trans- gressions of the law is different according as the person does or does not act with a clear consciousness of the law and of the deed ; guiltily-incurred error excuses not the deed, but rather heightens the guilt, inasmuch as it is our duty to seek after the truth. Also violent passions do not make the un- lawful action an involuntary one, for man may and ought to control his passions [237-240].
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
241 imate ordinances of civil authority, is consequently not merely a civil misdemeanor, but also a sin against God, a mortal sin. The ordinances of the natural law are in part unconditional, and hence divine and perpetually-valid commands, such as obedience toward God, parental duties, the virtue of truth- fulness ; and, in part, only conditionally-valid, such as the keeping of peace and the communistic use of property ; the latter feature, in fact, would be obligatory only on condition that m...ankind were not corrupted by sin ; in consequence of sin, however, the forcible protection and distinct separation of property become necessary [223-234] . The guilt of trans- gressions of the law is different according as the person does or does not act with a clear consciousness of the law and of the deed ; guiltily-incurred error excuses not the deed, but rather heightens the guilt, inasmuch as it is our duty to seek after the truth. Also violent passions do not make the un- lawful action an involuntary one, for man may and ought to control his passions [237-240].
What to read after Christian Ethics volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolf Wuttke to read onlineMoreLess
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