Part, Question
1 1, 61 | proved to them an occasion of idolatry, to which they were inclined,
2 1, 67 | been to them a pretext for idolatry if he had spoken ~to them
3 1, 70 | people from the danger of idolatry: ~since the lights are proved
4 1, 70 | sun and moon, to prevent idolatry, since ~those who believe
5 1, 70 | withdraw his people from ~idolatry. Hence it is written (Dt.
6 1, 70 | causes," to guard against idolatry.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[70] A[
7 1, 62 | proved to them an occasion of idolatry, to which they were inclined,
8 1, 68 | been to them a pretext for idolatry if he had spoken ~to them
9 1, 71 | people from the danger of idolatry: ~since the lights are proved
10 1, 71 | sun and moon, to prevent idolatry, since ~those who believe
11 1, 71 | withdraw his people from ~idolatry. Hence it is written (Dt.
12 1, 71 | causes," to guard against idolatry.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[70] A[
13 2, 70 | tranquillity is opposed. Idolatry, by reason of which war
14 2, 72 | uncleanness, immodesty, ~luxury, idolatry, witchcrafts," etc. from
15 2, 73 | rejoices ~chiefly in lust and idolatry." But he rejoices more in
16 2, 96 | laws of tyrants inducing to idolatry, or to anything else ~contrary
17 2, 98 | the others turned away ~to idolatry; wherefore the latter were
18 2, 98 | because that people turned to ~idolatry, even after the Law had
19 2, 98 | had fallen headlong into ~idolatry and the most shameful vices.
20 2, 100 | to the precept forbidding idolatry: since thereby it ~seemed
21 2, 100 | prone. Now men were prone to idolatry by reason of the general ~
22 2, 101 | there were many prone to idolatry; wherefore it was necessary
23 2, 101 | order to avoid the sin of ~idolatry, and the pride which would
24 2, 102 | refer to the shunning of idolatry; or recall certain Divine ~
25 2, 102 | after they had ~fallen into idolatry, by worshipping the molten
26 2, 102 | Him, in order to prevent idolatry; in order to signify the
27 2, 102 | First, in order to prevent idolatry. Because idolaters ~offered
28 2, 102 | first, in ~order to prevent idolatry: because idolaters used
29 2, 102 | animal, was offered for idolatry; while a calf was offered
30 2, 102 | reason was the exclusion of ~idolatry. For the Gentiles put up
31 2, 102 | Law to the ~exclusion of idolatry: because all the Gentiles,
32 2, 102 | fear these occasions of idolatry. Wherefore ~the Lord commanded
33 2, 102 | people an occasion for idolatry.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[102] A[
34 2, 102 | the purpose of preventing idolatry, for in the feasts of ~Priapus
35 2, 102 | polluted, for instance, by idolatry, murder, adultery, or incest. ~
36 2, 102 | denotes the uncleanness of idolatry, on account of the ~blood
37 2, 102 | to avoid all occasion of idolatry. There was also an ~uncleanness
38 2, 102 | aimed at ~the prevention of idolatry. For idolaters believed
39 2, 102 | detestation ~of the sin of idolatry it was sacrificed outside
40 2, 102 | pertained to the detestation of ~idolatry, in which the blood that
41 2, 102 | fire; or to ~denote that idolatry, together with all that
42 2, 102 | was offered for the sin of idolatry, both "he ~that burned her,"
43 2, 102 | any way ~connected with idolatry should be cast aside as
44 2, 102 | reason was detestation of ~idolatry: because the Gentiles, and
45 2, 102 | prohibitions were made in hatred of idolatry. For ~the Egyptians held
46 2, 102 | show detestation for the idolatry ~of the Egyptians, who employed
47 2, 102 | literally, in detestation of idolatry. For the Egyptians in worshipping ~
48 2, 102 | be ~led by avarice into idolatry to which the Jews were inclined.
49 2, 102 | to exclude the rites of idolatry. For the priests of the ~
50 2, 103 | offered ~to idols, that of idolatry; while fornication is forbidden
51 2, 103 | Gentiles of relapse into idolatry if the latter had ~partaken
52 2, 105 | other nations were ~given to idolatry: wherefore if any man were
53 2, 105 | in danger of falling into idolatry. For this ~reason it is
54 2, 105 | should be led astray into idolatry. ~And specially did this
55 2, 105 | was willing to ~renounce idolatry, and become an adherent
56 2, 105 | token that she renounced idolatry for ever.~Aquin.: SMT FS
57 2, 10 | is so necessary to shun idolatry, that we should ~not come
58 2, 10 | latter were inclined to idolatry, so ~that it was to be feared
59 2, 10 | the Jews are compared to idolatry, because ~a gloss on Gal.
60 2, 10 | not lighter than that of idolatry." But it ~would not be allowable
61 2, 10 | to observe the rites of idolatry, in ~fact Christian princes
62 2, 37 | even the sin of unbelief or idolatry: for we read (Ex. 32:28)
63 2, 37 | fellow men on account of idolatry: ~whereas of the sin of
64 2, 37 | this faith by falling into idolatry, to be punished in an ~unwonted
65 2, 37 | schism, but also for that of idolatry as stated in the passage
66 2, 82 | exclude any occasion of idolatry, ~wherefore the text continues: "
67 2, 90 | species of this genus is "idolatry," ~which unduly gives divine
68 2, 91 | Of the superstition of idolatry; (3) of divinatory superstition; (
69 2, 92 | 94] Out. Para. 1/1 - OF IDOLATRY (FOUR ARTICLES)~We must
70 2, 92 | ARTICLES)~We must now consider idolatry: under which head there
71 2, 92 | of ~inquiry:~(1) Whether idolatry is a species of superstition?~(
72 2, 92 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether idolatry is rightly reckoned a species
73 2, 92 | OBJ 1: It would seem that idolatry is not rightly reckoned
74 2, 92 | Q[11], A[1]). Therefore ~idolatry is also a species of unbelief
75 2, 92 | is univocally applied to ~idolatry and to that which belongs
76 2, 92 | false gods, which is called idolatry, and of the worship of the
77 2, 92 | true religion. Therefore idolatry is not a species ~of superstition.~
78 2, 92 | species of any ~genus. But idolatry, apparently, is nothing:
79 2, 92 | idols belongs properly to idolatry. ~Therefore since idolatry
80 2, 92 | idolatry. ~Therefore since idolatry is like to nothing, it cannot
81 2, 92 | superstition is unfittingly called ~idolatry, and should rather be named "
82 2, 92 | the ~whole city given to idolatry," and further on (Acts 17:
83 2, 92 | superstitious." ~Therefore idolatry belongs to superstition.~
84 2, 92 | head of the superstition of idolatry. ~Wherefore Augustine says (
85 2, 92 | is signified by the term idolatry, but not by ~the term heresy,
86 2, 92 | species of unbelief, but idolatry is a species of superstition.~
87 2, 92 | to true ~religion or to idolatry, just as the payment of
88 2, 92 | of ~true religion, and to idolatry: just as prudence is applied
89 2, 92 | of images that the term ~"idolatry" was used to signify any
90 2, 92 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether idolatry is a sin?~Aquin.: SMT SS
91 2, 92 | OBJ 1: It would seem that idolatry is not a sin. Nothing is
92 2, 92 | faithful worship. Therefore idolatry, whereby ~idols are worshipped,
93 2, 92 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether idolatry is the gravest of sins?~
94 2, 92 | OBJ 1: It would seem that idolatry is not the gravest of sins.
95 2, 92 | worship, are graver sins than idolatry, which is opposed to ~external
96 2, 92 | another, which ~pertains to idolatry. Therefore blasphemy and
97 2, 92 | more grievous sins than idolatry.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[94] A[
98 2, 92 | greater ~evils. But the sin of idolatry was punished with the sin
99 2, 92 | nature is a graver sin ~than idolatry.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[94] A[
100 2, 92 | depravity is more grievous ~than idolatry.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[94] A[
101 2, 92 | their conversion." Therefore idolatry ~is not the most grievous
102 2, 92 | the soul, but especially idolatry."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[94] A[
103 2, 92 | the sin itself, and thus idolatry is the most ~grievous sin.
104 2, 92 | 1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Idolatry presupposes internal unbelief,
105 2, 92 | But in a case of external idolatry without internal ~unbelief,
106 2, 92 | 2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Idolatry includes a grievous blasphemy,
107 2, 92 | grievous than the sin of idolatry. But since it is more ~manifest,
108 2, 92 | punishment of the sin of idolatry, ~in order that, as by idolatry
109 2, 92 | idolatry, ~in order that, as by idolatry man abuses the order of
110 2, 92 | grace is not ~quite equal to idolatry as to the genus of the sin,
111 2, 92 | 1/1~Whether the cause of idolatry was on the part of man?~
112 2, 92 | would seem that the cause of idolatry was not on the part of ~
113 2, 92 | guilt. But the ~cause of idolatry could not be on the part
114 2, 92 | Likewise, ~neither could idolatry have its cause in man on
115 2, 92 | of all evil." Therefore idolatry has no cause on the part
116 2, 92 | among ~men at all times. Now idolatry was not always, but is stated [*
117 2, 92 | idols of clay. Moreover, idolatry ceased to a great extent
118 2, 92 | the ~sixth age. Therefore idolatry had no cause on the part
119 2, 92 | observation seems to apply to idolatry. ~Therefore idolatry had
120 2, 92 | to idolatry. ~Therefore idolatry had no cause on the part
121 2, 92 | Para. 1/2~I answer that, Idolatry had a twofold cause. One
122 2, 92 | 2/2~The other cause of idolatry was completive, and this
123 2, 92 | The dispositive cause of idolatry was, on the part of man, ~
124 2, 92 | pertains to guilt. ~Again, idolatry is stated to be the cause,
125 2, 92 | there is no kind of sin that idolatry does not produce at some ~
126 2, 92 | certain sins may ~precede idolatry and dispose man thereto.~
127 2, 92 | Reply OBJ 2: There was no idolatry in the first age, owing
128 2, 92 | one God. In the sixth age idolatry was banished ~by the doctrine
129 2, 92 | the consummative cause of idolatry.~
130 2, 94 | are apparently remains of idolatry, which authorized ~the observance
131 2, 95 | Jews than was the ~sin of idolatry; and yet the latter is the
132 2, 95 | superstition: ~since for the sin of idolatry three thousand men of their
133 2, 95 | to be a greater sin than idolatry, whereby we give to a creature
134 2, 95 | The Law detests error and idolatry above all: for it is ~a
135 2, 95 | Reply OBJ 1: The sin of idolatry was not punished in the
136 2, 103 | and like the crime of idolatry to refuse to obey." But
137 2, 103 | to refuse to obey." But idolatry is the ~most grievous of
138 2, 103 | contempt of God just as ~idolatry does, though the latter
139 2, 109 | he ~departed not from the idolatry of Jeroboam (4 Kgs. 10:29,
140 2, 116 | serving of idols." Now idolatry is reckoned among the most
141 2, 116 | Covetousness is compared to idolatry on account of a ~certain
142 2, 116 | is as grievous a sin as ~idolatry.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[118] A[
143 2, 120 | wicked ~superstitions besides idolatry, as stated above (Q[92],
144 2, 120 | was insufficient to forbid idolatry alone.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
145 2, 172 | God by turning aside to idolatry, whereas hitherto no such
146 2, 174 | when they fell away to ~idolatry, according to Gn. 11, so
147 3, 15 | Samaria is taken to signify idolatry; ~since this people, having
148 3, 15 | from the domination of idolatry." And in this way "before
149 3, 41 | namely, covetousness ~and idolatry. Therefore the mode of the
150 3, 70 | many being given ~over to idolatry. Moreover, by the growth
151 3, 78 | that would be an ~act of idolatry. Therefore the consecrating
152 3, 80 | the communicant, commit ~idolatry by believing that it is
153 3, 83 | given in order to ~remove idolatry.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[83] A[
154 Suppl, 59| they should ~pervert to idolatry those whom they married
155 Suppl, 59| their being drawn into ~idolatry. And thus Joseph, Moses,
156 Suppl, 59| Further, covetousness is idolatry according to Eph. 5:5. Now
157 Suppl, 59| be put away on account of idolatry. Therefore in like manner
158 Suppl, 59| faith." Hence in Holy Writ ~idolatry and unbelief are specially
159 Suppl, 59| Covetousness is said to be idolatry on account of a certain ~
160 Suppl, 66| corrupted ~by the devil through idolatry. Hence we must say otherwise
161 Suppl, 72| instanced by the smoke of idolatry which ~stained the higher
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