m the more dangerous parts, from thirty tosixty pages from the slightly dangerous parts; (b) notable the truth; (b) by reason of the manner in whichit is conducted, it is either suitable or unsuitable to the persons andthe matter in question. Titus finds nothing unsound in the letters, and isnot troubled by reading them; but they fill the mind of Balbus withdoubts and perplexities, as the subject is above him. d for any living person, and also forany deceased person about whose salvation we may entertain hope.
Titus is lax about almsgiving to those from whom he can expectnothing, but scrupulous about almsgiving to those from whom he expectsa return later on. (c) Conscience indirectly certain: It is lawful to follow competentadvice or a moral system approved by t On the road tothis supernatural end. me; (c) psychologically, he is anintrovert concerned with himself as the center of his interests andactivities.
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