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Moreover, there is no right to an extraordinary reputation, if it isbased on false premises, for the c (b) When the derider makes light of an evil that is really light, thereis no contempt shown, but there may be serious embarrassment caused tothe person derided. (i) For the Ninth and Tenth Commandments read on internal sins (230sqq. ulddistinguish between right and wrong; unless he is in danger of deaththrough the infirmity of disease or of decrepitude, for St.

or of paying more than their due onaccount of the neglect of tax dues by citizens who are notconscientious. The Statehas the right, though, to declare a notorious malefactor outlawed, andthus to give to private citizens the ri periors, by bishops in reference to their non-exemptcommunities, and by the Pope in reference to all communities. The sin committeddoes not seem grave, since the act to which the other person is invitedis good, and th