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The sin committed does not seem grave,since there is no great disrespect and the malice consists in takingGod's name in vain, not in insult. But obedience is due a husband in domestic matters in which he is headof the house--for example, the choice of the place o Thomas Aquinas, Saint, as source of Moral Theology, 10; arrangement ofMoral Theology, 17; opinion on obligation of judge when evidence iscontrary to his personal knowledge, 1951 c. In the former case the transgressordespises the commandment given him and vents his dislike indisobedience; in the latter

(b) In other cases mutilation is unlawful; for just as man is not themaster of his life, neither is he the master of his limbs, and hecommits a wron According to Aristotle, the virtues that chiefly attract fame are firstbravery, next justice, and then liberality. --(a) If the necessity isabsolute, because a certain thing must be or cannot be, a vow isinvalid. lies in prudent economy or inimprovement of the economic condition of workers, not in the abuse ofmarriage.