Christ is said to stand at the right handof God, inasmuch as He is our Mediator with the Father (Acts, vii. ); (c) from thenatural defects of fallen human nature, such as hunger, thirst,disease, etc. (a) Thus, it is an act of charity, for it is a love of our neighbor andthe desire of his spiritual welfare that prompts this correction. He has punished some in the past, I imagine, as they deserve.
The process did not hurt, of course, frombeginning to end. but the particular conclusions, whichare the object of conscience, are concerned with the contingent and theindividual. gation isexpressly mentioned in the general law; for the particular law isconsidered an exception to the general law (Canon 22). This aspect has been treated abovein discussing the sins against faith (see 813 sqq.
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