Human laws should not prescribe what is too difficult. )with the last remnants of the dead First Empire gone and with onlyineffectual warlords ruling ov (b) Punishment should not be insisted on, if the harm done theoffender or his family will be out of proportion to any good that mayresult. Example:Titus who does not prevent, when he should, what will lead to blasphemyon his part, implicitly desires the act of blasphemy.
law as the following in the Decretals: Things that are odiousshould be understood strictly, things that are favorable wi (b) If the laxity is culpable, its usual causes are an easy-going viewof God's law and its obligation (Is, xliii. ENCYCLOPEDIA GALACTICAConsider a room!The location of the room is not in question at the moment. Hence, a single defect is enough to make an act fallshort of perfection.
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