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(b) Conscience obliges from the nature of things, for, since the willis a blind faculty, it must be guided by the judgment, of theintellect, and must follow the inner light given it about the law. (b) Volunteers not already enlisted may not offer their services to abelligerent, unless they are morally certain that his cause is just. s caused by the enemyduring the war, and (iii) to guarantees against a recurrence of theformer injury. an when there are many others whowill gladly build it if one refuses, for in the former case one'scooper
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