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sin against justice; but he is less guiltythan if he had sinned without any permission from conscience. For (a) the presumption of unbelief is excluded by theirfaith in the justice of God and in the necessity of repentance a (b) One must believe withexplicit faith all the truths which one is bound to know. We are obliged always to follow a safe course, that is, not toexpose ourselves to the danger of formal sin (see 249, 258); butTutiorism errs when i

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