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A conscience can be trained to shun evil and prefer good?
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To dream of old books, is a warning to shun evil in any form.
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We must live in accordance with our faith; we must do good and shun evil.
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Corollary.- Under desire which springs from reason, we seek good directly, and shun evil indirectly.
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Do good, and shun evil!
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Teach your children, according to their ability to comprehend, all that they should know to be able to shun evil.
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Actual grace is that help of God which enlightens our mind and moves our will to shun evil and do good.
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Man's thinking to shun evil and to do good as if of himself is done not by man, but by the Lord.
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And from this point of view, all shun sorrow, inasmuch as they shun evil: but they do not shun the perception and rejection of evil.
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In a word, he who does not shun evils as sins is not a man.
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Shunning evils as sins is the mark of faith.
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To look to God in one's life is nothing else than to shun evils as sins.
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Goodness of life, or living rightly, is shunning evils because they are contrary to religion, thus to God.
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And how can one who never thinks about heaven, hell, and the life after death, shun evils as sins?
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"You must shun evil as sin," the minister remarked in a serious tone.
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' Shun evil, and you will evolve good.'
