(b) It must be certain--that is, without fear that one is wrong; atleast, it must have that degree of certainty which is possible in moralmatters. To her, the Foundation was a suburban town, a comfortable house, theannoying necessities of education, the uninteresting eternities of a quietlife. as abbots, generals, provincials, havethe same authority in this respect as the bishop has with reference tohis own diocese. Balbus, on the contrary, isliving on stolen property and intends to continue to do so, but hehopes that somehow all will turn out well in the end.
It is merelysufficient to say that in that room, more than anywhere, the SecondFoundation existed. Take me first, said Anthor. 2: ACTS AS HUMAN(_Summa Theologica_, I-II, qq. (a) Ordinary unbelief is a refusal of faith, that is, non-acceptance offaith by one who has never had faith; (b) apostasy, or desertion, isthe abandonment of faith by one who formerly accepted it.
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