Part, Question
1 1, 8 | demons; for ~there is no fellowship between light and darkness (
2 1, 64 | angels: because "there ~is no fellowship of light with darkness [*
3 1, 64 | darkness [*Vulg.: 'What fellowship hath . ~. . ?']" (2 Cor.
4 1, 65 | angels: because "there ~is no fellowship of light with darkness [*
5 1, 65 | darkness [*Vulg.: 'What fellowship hath . ~. . ?']" (2 Cor.
6 2, 4 | necessary?~(8) Whether the fellowship of friends is necessary?~~
7 2, 4 | enjoys God, without the fellowship of the ~body, its appetite
8 2, 4 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the fellowship of friend is necessary for
9 2, 4 | of ~many. Therefore the fellowship of friends is necessary
10 2, 4 | for Happiness. Therefore fellowship of friends ~is also necessary.~
11 2, 4 | Therefore it seems that fellowship ~of friends is necessary
12 2, 4 | contemplative life, he ~needs the fellowship of friends.~Aquin.: SMT
13 2, 4 | heavenly ~Fatherland, the fellowship of friends is not essential
14 2, 4 | perfection in God. But the ~fellowship of friends conduces to the
15 2, 4 | rejoice ~in God, at their fellowship."~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[4] A[
16 2, 30 | appetite. For it does not imply fellowship in craving, ~as concupiscence
17 2, 65 | you are called ~unto the fellowship of His Son." Now this fellowship
18 2, 65 | fellowship of His Son." Now this fellowship of man with God, ~which
19 2, 65 | the possibility of their fellowship or familiar colloquy; ~so
20 2, 65 | so as to believe in this fellowship and colloquy with God, and
21 2, 65 | hope to attain to this fellowship. Therefore charity is quite
22 2, 68 | not works of mercy, but fellowship of joy. Of fear he say that ~"
23 2, 87 | removing the ~murderer from the fellowship of the living, so that this
24 2, 103 | consisted in shunning the ~fellowship of Gentiles. But the first
25 2, 105 | rulers;~(2) Concerning the fellowship of one man with another;~(
26 2, 105 | to be cut ~off from the fellowship of men, which was betokened
27 2, 105 | admitted ~entirely to their fellowship and mode of worship. With
28 2, 105 | should be admitted to the fellowship of the ~people after the
29 2, 105 | hostile to them, and had no fellowship of kindred with them, were
30 2, 109 | as man has a spiritual ~fellowship with God. Moreover charity
31 2, 22 | you are called unto the fellowship ~of His Son." The love which
32 2, 22 | is no communication or fellowship between us and God or the
33 2, 22 | regard to ~this life there is fellowship between us and both God
34 2, 22 | goodness of God; and the fellowship of ~everlasting happiness,
35 2, 22 | ends and various forms of fellowship. This does not apply to ~
36 2, 23 | for God, founded upon the fellowship of everlasting happiness.
37 2, 23 | everlasting happiness. Now ~this fellowship is in respect, not of natural,
38 2, 23 | which is founded ~on the fellowship of natural goods, wherefore
39 2, 23 | founded on a supernatural fellowship, so the ~comparison fails.~
40 2, 24 | charity is founded on the fellowship of happiness, as ~stated
41 2, 24 | 2: Charity is itself the fellowship of the spiritual life, ~
42 2, 24 | creatures, since they have no fellowship with man in the rational
43 2, 24 | friendship is based on some fellowship in life; since "nothing
44 2, 24 | irrational creatures can have no fellowship in ~human life which is
45 2, 24 | charity is based on the fellowship of ~everlasting happiness,
46 2, 24 | friendship of charity is based on fellowship in the ~enjoyment of God.
47 2, 24 | capacity for happiness, on the fellowship of which charity is based,
48 2, 24 | society of sinners, as regards fellowship in sin; in this sense ~it
49 2, 24 | charity ~is founded upon the fellowship of everlasting happiness,
50 2, 24 | and it is on the latter ~fellowship that the friendship of charity
51 2, 24 | not consist in outward ~fellowship, which we have in respect
52 2, 24 | nature; it consists ~in a fellowship of the mind, imperfect indeed
53 2, 24 | neighbors by reason of their fellowship with us in ~a rational mind.
54 2, 24 | demons also share in our fellowship thus, since ~natural gifts,
55 2, 24 | charity which is based on the fellowship of everlasting ~life, rather
56 2, 24 | life, rather than on the fellowship of nature, is possible towards
57 2, 24 | charity is based on the fellowship of happiness. Now, in this
58 2, 24 | happiness. Now, in this fellowship, ~one thing is considered
59 2, 24 | by reason of a certain fellowship in happiness. Wherefore,
60 2, 25 | principle of happiness, on the ~fellowship of which the friendship
61 2, 25 | chiefly find the good on the fellowship of which that friendship ~
62 2, 25 | charity is based on the fellowship of happiness, which consists ~
63 2, 25 | the good of grace. Now the fellowship of natural goods ~bestowed
64 2, 25 | charity which is based on the fellowship of the gifts of grace.~Aquin.:
65 2, 25 | neighbor by reason of his fellowship in that good. Now fellowship
66 2, 25 | fellowship in that good. Now fellowship is a ~reason for love according
67 2, 25 | 2]; ~Q[25], A[12]). Now fellowship in the full participation
68 2, 25 | charity is ~founded upon the fellowship of happiness, which has
69 2, 25 | fellow-citizens on their civic fellowship, and the friendship of those ~
70 2, 25 | to favors ~respecting the fellowship of grace, namely, moral
71 2, 25 | the love which is based on fellowship in ~battle.~Aquin.: SMT
72 2, 37 | the Church, and ~from the fellowship of her priests, cannot have
73 2, 40 | who are united together in fellowship recognized by law and for
74 2, 56 | in respect of a threefold fellowship; namely "of ~husband and
75 2, 62 | animals, because they have no ~fellowship with us. Hence it follows
76 2, 79 | are united to God in holy fellowship, is a true sacrifice." But
77 2, 83 | may cleave to God in holy fellowship." But not every ~good work
78 2, 83 | cling to God in a spiritual ~fellowship pertains to reverence for
79 2, 83 | may cling to God in holy fellowship.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[85] A[
80 2, 88 | it is not lawful to have fellowship with the ~demons, according
81 2, 88 | would amount to holding fellowship with them: except perhaps
82 2, 88 | something: for this savors of ~fellowship with them. On the other
83 2, 88 | sever oneself from their fellowship.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[90] A[
84 2, 92 | to be taken up into the ~fellowship of the gods or of the demons
85 2, 93 | whatever results from fellowship between demons and men is ~
86 2, 93 | them enmesh itself in their fellowship."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[95] A[
87 2, 94 | also on account of ~the fellowship entered into with them,
88 2, 104 | as good advice, ~frequent fellowship, affable and pleasant conversation
89 2, 106 | mark the unity of human fellowship, ~whereby one man is bound
90 2, 112 | sorrows of those who dwell in fellowship. Now it belongs to temperance
91 2, 112 | regards the pleasures of fellowship, which have their ~origin
92 2, 115 | Justice has to do with the ~fellowship of mankind. For the notion
93 2, 115 | mankind. For the notion of fellowship is divided into two ~parts,
94 2, 125 | his evils." Now no man's fellowship is ~to be avoided save on
95 2, 143 | burden upon him that hath fellowship with one more ~honorable,"
96 2, 160 | for it hath equality ~of fellowship under Him, and wishes to
97 2, 170 | truth, since "light hath no fellowship with darkness [*Vulg.: '
98 2, 170 | darkness [*Vulg.: 'What ~fellowship hath light with darkness?']" (
99 2, 183 | separate ~him," namely from the fellowship of good men, "and appoint
100 2, 186 | by abstinence, by mutual fellowship, and by many like means.
101 2, 186 | to be separated from the fellowship of monks": and the same ~
102 2, 186 | to be separated from the fellowship of ~monks," goes on to say: "
103 2, 186 | nothing can be better than the fellowship of Christ. Therefore it
104 2, 186 | in this practice by the fellowship of others in two ~ways.
105 2, 186 | pleases me that you have the fellowship ~of holy men, and teach
106 2, 186 | are united together in the fellowship of brotherly love, so ~does
107 2, 186 | were, to bear with human fellowship on ~account of his uncouthness
108 2, 187 | presents for the sake of good fellowship. Thirdly, if one person
109 3, 48 | may cling to God in holy fellowship, yet ~referred to that consummation
110 3, 52 | death." Now there is no "fellowship of light ~with darkness,"
111 3, 73 | have us understand the ~fellowship of His body and members,
112 3, 79 | and incorruptible, ~in the fellowship of the saints, where shall
113 3, 80 | have us to understand the fellowship of His body and ~members,
114 3, 80 | holy angels belong to that fellowship. Therefore the ~holy angels
115 3, 80 | and angels belong to the fellowship of His ~mystical body; men
116 3, 80 | mystical body, which is ~the fellowship of the saints. Therefore,
117 Suppl, 2 | in ~so far as, through fellowship with sinners, a man contracts
118 Suppl, 19| from or admitted to the fellowship of the Church Militant,
119 Suppl, 23| excommunicates, from the fellowship of unbelievers, as ~she
120 Suppl, 43| enter into a contract of fellowship by pledging their faith ~
121 Suppl, 44| some, ~"matrimony is the fellowship of a common life and a community
122 Suppl, 52| a greater burden to the fellowship of ~marriage and is a greater
123 Suppl, 54| is based on some kind of fellowship." And since friendship is ~
124 Suppl, 54| union, it follows that the fellowship which is the cause of ~friendship
125 Suppl, 54| respect of any kind of a ~fellowship certain persons are denominated
126 Suppl, 54| who are connected by ~the fellowship of nature are said to be
127 Suppl, 55| friendship is founded on natural ~fellowship. Now natural fellowship,
128 Suppl, 55| fellowship. Now natural fellowship, according to the Philosopher (
129 Suppl, 55| reason of the conjugal ~fellowship, in respect of which also
130 Suppl, 55| is a promise of conjugal fellowship, ~something akin to affinity,
131 Suppl, 59| darkness? [*Vulg.: 'What fellowship hath light with darkness?
132 Suppl, 65| not sever their ~mutual fellowship from the time when they
133 Suppl, 65| tighten ~the bond of human fellowship, as stated above. Hence
134 Suppl, 72| robe of the body and the fellowship of those who will be saved,
135 Suppl, 72| increase of joy and ~the fellowship of the saints, and they
136 Suppl, 74| Judas went out from the fellowship of the light. Now, all things ~
137 Suppl, 86| tortured, because then the fellowship of the unhappy will not
138 Suppl, 96| cut off ~entirely from the fellowship of the citizens, either
139 Suppl, 96| cut off entirely from the fellowship of the citizens. wherefore
140 Suppl, 96| altogether ~cut off from the fellowship of God's city, and this
141 Suppl, 96| expelled for ever from the fellowship of the saints and ~condemned
142 Suppl, 96| entirely cut off from the fellowship of the saints, such as ~
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