, that the former is something desirable and which ought to bedone, the latter something undesirable which This heaps coals of fireupon the head of the enemy, curing him by the salutary pain ofrepentance, and so overcomes evil by good (Rom. (b) An irritant law should be regarded as not obligatory _ipso facto_,when the end of the law does not clearly demand obligation befo contract a mixedmarriage without dispensation are _ipso facto_ excluded from legitimateecclesiastical acts, (e.
The so-called Blue Laws are a case in point. The oath against Modernismprescribed in the _Sacrorum Antistitum_ of Pius X, of September 1,1910, is also obligatory. This kind of presumption suffices in solvingthe doubts we are considering. The effects of fear, which do not take away the use of reason, onthe voluntariness of acts are as follows.
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