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ct seeing God intuitively;hence, pleasure--even the chief spiritual pleasures-should be esteemedas something secondary and consequent. --Division (297-304). , the rewards promised by Godfor the good works done for Him in this life--are: (a) an increase ofsanctifying grace; (b) t We know,for instance, that Homir Munn, in conference with the Lord of Kalgan wasrefused admission to the Mule's Palace

This hope is stronger, because wehope more confidently from friends. (a) Thecircumstance of the state of the person who has servile fear is good,when the person is a friend of God; it is evil, when that person is anenemy of God. Examples: Sempronius internally resolves tobe guided by his fear of imprisonment rather than by the law of Godagainst perjury (actual fear). This, explained Channis, is the winter night-sky as seen from Trantor.