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), for a lax conscience placesone in danger of sin. Thus, if a man refuses tobelieve or accepts error, not having sufficient knowledge of hisobligation or not fully consenting to the sin, his fault is venialsubjectively or formally. tsabout divine things (Gift of Wisdom), or created things (Gift ofKnowledge), or human actions (Gift of Counsel) Frightened.

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