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Gluttony, 269; sin opposed to abstemiousness, 2470 b; ways ofcommitting gluttony, 2471; sinfulness of gluttony, 2472 a; gluttony ascapital sin, 2473 11. attention to the words), for in either casethere is a human act and real agreement to obligation (see 2164, 2165). (b) It moderates sensible pleasure, that is, satisfactions derived fromthe use of the external senses--sight, hearing, smell, taste, andtouch. Although in all these meetings and conferences any communicationwhatsoever in worship must be avoided, yet the recitation in commo

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