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Art. 1. THE LAW OF CONSCIENCE

Definition (575).—Division (576–579).—Obligation of Conscience (580–587).—Results of Conscience (588–592).

Art. 2. A GOOD CONSCIENCE

Introduction (593).—Definitions (594).—Divisions (595–596).—The Lax

Conscience (597–606).—The Scrupulous Conscience (607–613).—

Scrupulosity (614–635).—Practical Conclusions (636–639).

Art. 3. A CERTAIN CONSCIENCE

Introduction (640).—Necessity of Certitude (641–642).—Kinds of Certitude (643–653).—An Uncertain Conscience (654–655).—Doubt and Suspicion (656–661).—Opinion (662–671).—The Moral Systems (672–675).—Tutiorism (676–679).—Laxism (680–681).—The Other Systems (682).-Probabiliorism (683–687).—Equiprobabilism (688–700).— Probabilism (701–730).—Compensationism (731–738).—Practical Conclusions (739–742).