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"f But be it rare or not, and let it be granted that Layman follows in this the exam- ple of Navarre, a circumstance on which you lay so much stress, is it not shameful that he should consent to such an opinion as that, to preserve a false honor, it is lawful in con- * In casuistical divinity, a distinction is drawn between the internal and the external tribunal or forum as it is called. The internal tribu- nal or the forum poli is that of conscience or the judgment formed of actions according ...to the law of God. The external tribunal, or the forum soli, is that of human society, or the judgment of actions in the estimation of men, and according to civil law. (Voet. Disp. Theol. , iv. 62. ) t Part. 5, tr. 19, misc. 2, resol. 99.
KILLING FOB A. N APPLE. 285 pcl^icw to accept of a challenge, in the face of the edicts of all Chrijtian states, and of all the canons of the Church, while, in support of these diabolical maxims, you can pro- duce neiOitr laws, nor canons, nor authorities from Scripture, or from the fathers, nor the example of a single saint, nor, in short, any thJAg but the following impious syllogism: "Honor is more than life : it is allowable to kill in defence of life ; therefore it is allowable to kill in defence of honor !" What, fathers !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"f But be it rare or not, and let it be granted that Layman follows in this the exam- ple of Navarre, a circumstance on which you lay so much stress, is it not shameful that he should consent to such an opinion as that, to preserve a false honor, it is lawful in con- * In casuistical divinity, a distinction is drawn between the internal and the external tribunal or forum as it is called. The internal tribu- nal or the forum poli is that of conscience or the judgment formed of actions according ...to the law of God. The external tribunal, or the forum soli, is that of human society, or the judgment of actions in the estimation of men, and according to civil law. (Voet. Disp. Theol. , iv. 62. ) t Part. 5, tr. 19, misc. 2, resol. 99.
KILLING FOB A. N APPLE. 285 pcl^icw to accept of a challenge, in the face of the edicts of all Chrijtian states, and of all the canons of the Church, while, in support of these diabolical maxims, you can pro- duce neiOitr laws, nor canons, nor authorities from Scripture, or from the fathers, nor the example of a single saint, nor, in short, any thJAg but the following impious syllogism: "Honor is more than life : it is allowable to kill in defence of life ; therefore it is allowable to kill in defence of honor !" What, fathers !
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