(b) The error of theintellect should be corrected. The Seldon Plan is neither complete nor correct. (b) Civil voiding laws are generally only civilly irritant, for as arule external means are sufficient for the purpose Motions-_secundo-primi_ arise from someapprehension of the internal senses proper to the passions and can, atleast if taken singly, and ought to be ruled by reason.
It has been the great advance of our Second Foundationthat this forgotten sense has been restored to at least some of itspotentialities. What influence is this you speak of? Do you expect Kalgan to be immune from that ub (e) One may not follow either Tutiorism (see above, 676) as a generalmoral system, nor Laxism (see above, 681). are sacred or that refer, directly or indirectly, tothe satisfaction of man or the worship of God (see Leo XIII, Const.
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