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 1   1,  22|        remark: "If such is the case of a man with his wife,
 2   2,  52|     kind of behaviour is in no case compatible with the goodness
 3   2,  52|       to everyone and in every case — to violate these precepts.
 4   2,  56|       no way obliged, in every case, by a particular negative
 5   2,  59|        the law to a particular case; this application of the
 6   2,  59|  objective law to a particular case".105 ~
 7   2,  60| against this judgment or, in a case where he lacks certainty
 8   2,  63|     conscience derives. In the case of the correct conscience,
 9   2,  63|        received by man; in the case of the erroneous conscience,
10   2,  63|        agent; but even in this case it does not cease to be
11   2,  66|      And this is precisely the case when an act of faith — in
12   2,  67|    evils to be avoided. In the case of the positive moral precepts,
13   2,  71|        intervention, as is the case with bodily beings...; it
14   2,  78|      to feed the poor: in this case, even though the intention
15   2,  82|        are always and in every case in conflict with that good.
16   3,  99|      which always and in every case prohibit behaviour and actions