<p>In an examination of the contradictory pluralism of Father Charles Curran, Monsignor William Smith provides genuine applications of "Double Effect" to refute the situationism of Father Richard McCormick.</p>

In an examination of the contradictory pluralism of Father Charles Curran, Monsignor William Smith provides genuine applications of "Double Effect" to refute the situationism of Father Richard McCormick.

The Role of Conscience Facing Moral Norms

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The Role of Conscience Facing Moral Norms

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