Morals of the Church
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Question — Merkelbach, Summa Theologiae Moralis

Question Three: On Sins Opposed to Prudence

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35. Sins are opposed to prudence by excess or by defect: by defect, those which come from defect of prudence or of those things which are required for prudence, and are called by the general name of imprudence; by excess, those which have some likeness with prudence and occur through abuse of those things which are required for prudence, and therefore are called false prudence.

The Sins Against Prudence

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