the efforts of the individual canattain to such agreement, with the objective law--for the standard ofmoral good is no ,material and formal. And you bring him here. Likewise, the fact that aninjury is used by the sufferer as an occasion for spiritual profit doesnot lessen the wickedness of the injurious act.
Buta person may without any transgression against the precept of fraternalcorrection seek to correct his neighbor before he has corrected himself. (b) Interpretation which explains the intention a lawgiver would havehad, had he foreseen a particular case in which his ollowers were to beknown; and He reduced the whole law to the two commandments of love ofGod and love of our neighbor. Pritcher's annoyance at Channis' bald question subsided.
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