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Article III: On Sins Adverse to Charity Toward Neighbor

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  1. The sins which are specially opposed to charity toward neighbor are the following: hatred, envy, malediction, schism, discord, contention, brawl, sedition, war, duel, scandal, and cooperation in the sins of others.

Of duel and war there will be discourse in the treatise on the fifth precept. Of the rest we shall treat here, in a threefold article, namely: 1. of hatred, to which we shall attach a scholium on kindred sins; 2. of scandal; 3. of cooperation in the sins of others.

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