Examples of using Culpability in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Another argument Kasper tries to use to justify allowing“remarried” divorcees to receive Communion is the distinction between“objective mortal sin” and“subjective culpability.”.
deal with the documents published in Nazi-Soviet Relations and rather, focused upon Western culpability for the outbreak of war in 1939.
Now that it has detailed the extent of British culpability in the 2003 American-led invasion of Iraq, those implicated in the report's findings are using two arguments to refute it.
chosen for their patent culpability when they inevitably fail, will the Suicide Squad resolve to die trying,
Pastors are directed to assess subjective culpability as a way of“discerning” what kinds of ecclesial participation,
chosen for their patent culpability, will the members of the Suicide Squad choose to die trying-
condemned Russia's actions as“reckless and indiscriminate”and affirmed the government's confidence in its assessment of Russia's culpability.
chosen for their patent culpability, will the members of the Suicide Squad choose to die trying-or decide it's every man for himself?
Putin has suggested some degree of U.S. culpability in the aftermath of the incident, even hinting that
However, the accused companies, with varying degrees of hostility, deny any culpability, saying Global Witness oversimplifies a complex economic process in a chaotic geopolitial setting.
Additionally, Le Bon and others have indicated that crowd members feel a lessened sense of legal culpability, due to the difficulty in prosecuting individual members of a mob.
His culpability in this hideous drama lies chiefly in his using his personal power as a means to Jezebel's wicked ends,” says Mary Hallet.
either through its association with mental illness, homelessness and other forms of disadvantage or through the foisting of debt or culpability on them by their abusers.
Their culpability would be lessened, but the temporal effects
The judgment as to subjective culpability for a liturgical deviation is mostly a question of conscience as only the person committing the error, sometimes with guidance from a spiritual director
After identifying factors capable of diminishing moral culpability, the text sets forth a sound principle of moral theology, namely, a judgment that
The culpability in recklessness is justified by consciousness of the risk and by proceeding in the face of it, while in willful
The culpability in recklessness is justified by consciousness of the risk and by proceeding in the face of it, while in wilful
If upon examination of one's life, one discovers this kind of culpability, particularly in situations where the events of omission are now years
And worse, they have already been instructed that discernment of past culpability is applicable to discernment of one's present moral obligations in relation to here and now choices of the same object as was chosen in the past.