, grace); (b) ittakes away the principles of supernatural activity (i. The good object is willed in such cases, not as good, but asvitiated by an evil circumstance. at heaven, to turn up the noseor make a wry face at the mention of God, to trample in the dust acrucifix, etc. This kind ofpresumption suffices, but is not essential in solving doubts.
ompromises or sacrifices in matters of faith, or else suffertemptations that could have been avoided. , assent to the unseen on the word ofGod) it is impossible to please God; for he that cometh to God mustbelieve (Heb. rant about the existence of God, the Author of graceand glory; (b) when it is certain that the dying person iss (c) Privileges granted to individuals need not be used by them, unlessthere be accidental reasons that call on one to use a privilege.
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