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ppened just before hislast confession; yet, he fears that he is obliged, because he does notremember having thought of restitution. One may not omit Baptism on the groundthat Christ Himself would have excused from it, had He foreseen thecircumstances. ; (c) sins that differaccording to number, but agree according to moral species (e. ns toovercome, no dangers to oppose, no debts of justice to be discharged,as in this life; (b) the intellectual vi

Naturalpropensities have the same kind of influence on the willingness of anact as involuntary habits (see 53. If you go back with a girl stowaway, it might even getinto the tele-news reports. A moral judgment is solidly probable when the following conditionsare present:(a) For the judgment there must be an intrinsic or extrinsic argumentthat would be considered weighty by a prudent man. ction willed itself must be good or at least indifferent; forclearly, if the action is bad, it is also unlawful;(b) a good