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(b) The law obliges one to use sufficient diligence in removingimpediments to its fulfillment or dangers of its violation. He knows that a few will take scandal at his action, but hewishes only to do his duty as an official, and not to offend anyone(see on Scandal). (c) If there is no danger to the individual, and the editorialpolicy is not hostile, one may use such matt From the foregoing it follows that no precept of the Natural Lawcan be abrogated--that is, repealed and deprived of all force, so thatwhat w

--Obligation of Conscience(580-587). Just as faith restsproximately on the reliability of God and remotely on His perfection ofbeing, so hope rests proximately on God's almighty power and radicallyon His goodness and perfection. There wasn't actually hostility in his question. In this sense only isdivine aid the basis of hope.