Part, Question
1 2, 63 | grace, so as never ~to sin mortally, yet he is not hindered
2 2, 72 | therefore is said to sin mortally and to ~deserve eternal
3 2, 74 | Therefore he seems not to sin mortally.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[74] A[
4 2, 74 | in this sense, it may sin mortally; since ~even the acts of
5 2, 74 | wherefore it sins, not mortally, but venially.~Aquin.: SMT
6 2, 74 | higher ~reason always sins mortally, if the acts of the lower
7 2, 74 | its genus; or it may sin mortally in giving a deliberate consent;
8 2, 74 | lower powers, it always sins mortally, in ~things which are mortal
9 2, 80 | 2: Further, whoever sins mortally, becomes the slave of the
10 2, 88 | that whoever sins, sins mortally. ~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[88] A[
11 2, 88 | that whoever sins, ~sins mortally.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[88] A[
12 2, 88 | immutable good, so that he sins ~mortally. Therefore venial sin is
13 2, 88 | who sins venially, sins ~mortally.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[88] A[
14 2, 88 | this, that ~he who sins mortally loves a creature more than
15 2, 89 | venial sin without sinning mortally.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[89] A[
16 2, 89 | sin is. Now man could sin mortally ~notwithstanding the integrity
17 2, 89 | original state by sinning mortally.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[89] A[
18 2, 89 | and he did, by sinning mortally. Therefore ~he could also
19 2, 89 | pride. Therefore they sin mortally in everything ~that they
20 2, 89 | all such things they sin mortally, on account of the end ~
21 2, 89 | particular age, he will sin mortally, for through not ~doing
22 2, 100 | breaks a commandment sins mortally. If ~therefore the mode
23 2, 100 | otherwise than from charity sins mortally. But whoever has ~not charity,
24 2, 100 | whoever has not charity, sins mortally in whatever he does, however
25 2, 100 | not having charity sins mortally ~whenever he does something
26 2, 103 | false declaration, he sins mortally. Now, though our faith in ~
27 2, 109 | could avoid sinning ~either mortally or venially; since to sin
28 2, 109 | commandments, and thus sins mortally: especially since, when ~
29 2, 4 | manner, when a man sins ~mortally after having living faith,
30 2, 23 | since ~when, by sinning mortally, a man acts against charity,
31 2, 23 | cooled." ~But Peter sinned mortally in denying Christ. Therefore
32 2, 30 | There is a time when we sin mortally if we omit to give ~alms;
33 2, 42 | precept, and consequently sins mortally. Now ~a venial sin does
34 2, 42 | not fulfil a precept sins mortally, since ~according to Ambrose (
35 2, 42 | love of God, does not sin mortally.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[44] A[
36 2, 57 | whoever does an injustice sins mortally?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[59] A[
37 2, 57 | does an injustice sins ~mortally. For venial sin is opposed
38 2, 57 | that does an injustice sins mortally.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[59] A[
39 2, 57 | that does an injustice sins mortally.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[59] A[
40 2, 57 | whoever does an injustice sins mortally.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[59] A[
41 2, 67 | and so he does not sin ~mortally if he tell a lie in court.~
42 2, 67 | escape death, he does not sin mortally.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[69] A[
43 2, 67 | order of justice, sins ~mortally, as stated above (Q[59],
44 2, 67 | mendaciously deny it, he sins mortally. If, on the other hand,
45 2, 68 | false thing, he does not sin mortally if he ~asserts it, because
46 2, 96 | guilty of perjury and sins mortally. Nevertheless the ~Sovereign
47 2, 96 | that he has not sinned ~mortally. The reason why the law
48 2, 105 | to do so, he does not sin mortally. It is ~nevertheless a venial
49 2, 106 | 2: Further, all who sin mortally seem to be deserving of
50 2, 106 | Therefore if some who sin mortally are punished with death, ~
51 2, 106 | Reply OBJ 2: All who sin mortally are deserving of eternal
52 2, 108 | neighbor, and one ~sins mortally if one has merely the intention
53 2, 108 | not follow that they sin mortally when they lie in other ~
54 2, 109 | a hypocrite always sins mortally.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[111] A[
55 2, 113 | another induces him to sin ~mortally: hence a gloss on Ps. 140:
56 2, 116 | hay, stubble, sins not mortally but venially, for it is ~
57 2, 122 | for some time after being mortally wounded for Christ's sake,
58 2, 123 | thus sometimes a man sins mortally by ~consenting to concupiscence,
59 2, 130 | is proper to ~God, sins mortally. Now by desiring vainglory,
60 2, 131 | without losing the habit, or mortally and with loss ~of the habit
61 2, 131 | sometimes venially, sometimes mortally.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[133] A[
62 2, 145 | who do not fast would ~sin mortally, and a widespreading snare
63 2, 145 | fasts of the Church, sin mortally. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[147]
64 2, 148 | avoids sin, and thus he ~sins mortally by running the risk of falling
65 2, 152 | someone into heresy, sins mortally ~on account of his corrupt
66 2, 152 | on this account they are mortally ~sinful.~Aquin.: SMT SS
67 2, 167 | apparel?~(2) Whether women sin mortally by excessive adornment?~
68 2, 167 | these means of adornment sin mortally.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[169] A[
69 2, 167 | others to lust, they sin mortally; whereas if they ~do so
70 2, 183 | own?~(7) Whether he sins mortally by not distributing ecclesiastical
71 2, 183 | 1/1~Whether bishops sin mortally if they distribute not to
72 2, 183 | would seem that bishops sin mortally if they distribute not to ~
73 2, 183 | violence. Therefore bishops sin mortally if they give not to the
74 2, 183 | belongs to ~another, sins mortally and is bound to restitution.
75 2, 183 | therefore do ~bishops sin mortally if they give not to the
76 2, 183 | unfaithful dispenser, sins mortally, and is bound to restitution.~
77 2, 184 | Whether a religious sins mortally whenever he transgresses
78 2, 184 | Whether a religious sins mortally whenever he transgresses
79 2, 184 | seem that a religious sins mortally whenever he ~transgresses
80 2, 184 | profession. Therefore they sin ~mortally by transgressing the things
81 2, 184 | transgresses a precept of law sins mortally. Therefore ~it would seem
82 2, 184 | would seem that a monk sins mortally if he transgresses the things ~
83 2, 184 | seem that a religious sins mortally by frequently transgressing
84 2, 184 | they may sin venially or mortally ~through neglect, concupiscence,
85 2, 187 | immutable good by ~sinning mortally. Hence it is evident that
86 3, 27 | thence-forward never to sin either mortally or ~venially: whereas to
87 3, 27 | thenceforward not to sin mortally, through the protection
88 3, 80 | purchases damnation, by sinning mortally.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
89 3, 80 | sacrament: and therefore he sins mortally.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[80] A[
90 3, 80 | him; than for him to sin mortally by receiving the body ~of
91 3, 80 | the secret sinner to sin mortally ~in taking the body of Christ,
92 3, 80 | that the sinner should ~sin mortally; because no one ought to
93 3, 84 | true Penance, a man can sin mortally. ~Secondly, they erred in
94 3, 88 | Consequently if a man sins mortally after making restitution,
95 Suppl, 6 | doubt, because he sins ~mortally by committing or omitting
96 Suppl, 6 | and so he would ~not sin mortally, if he were not baptized
97 Suppl, 21| temporalities, one may sin mortally and act against ~charity,
98 Suppl, 21| he would "ipso facto" sin mortally.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[21] A[
99 Suppl, 25| faith void. and so sins ~mortally. If therefore indulgences
100 Suppl, 36| of presumption and sins mortally. Consequently holiness ~
101 Suppl, 36| constitution, else it is ~mortally dangerous to take them;
102 Suppl, 36| already. But Heli sinned ~mortally by not correcting his sons
103 Suppl, 36| promotes the unworthy sins mortally.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[36] A[
104 Suppl, 36| another in a mortal sin, sins ~mortally. If therefore a sinner sins
105 Suppl, 36| therefore a sinner sins mortally by exercising his order,
106 Suppl, 36| thing from him also sins mortally: and ~this seems absurd.~
107 Suppl, 36| unworthily, and thus he sins mortally: and in like ~manner any
108 Suppl, 36| exercise it. Now a man sins mortally if he present ~himself for
109 Suppl, 36| more therefore does he sin ~mortally whenever he exercises his
110 Suppl, 36| the law, and thereby sins mortally. Now ~anyone who exercises
111 Suppl, 36| it is clear that he sins mortally.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[36] A[
112 Suppl, 36| state of mortal sin, he sins mortally, and as often as he ~performs
113 Suppl, 36| of their ~office they sin mortally. It would be otherwise if
114 Suppl, 43| fulfills not his promise sins ~mortally, unless a lawful impediment
115 Suppl, 43| and that he did not sin mortally; and that this vision was
116 Suppl, 43| Wherefore a man can sin mortally before he can bind himself
117 Suppl, 49| pleasure. Therefore he sins mortally.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[49] A[
118 Suppl, 49| God. Therefore he sins ~mortally.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[49] A[
119 Suppl, 49| Therefore every such man sins mortally.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[49] A[
120 Suppl, 53| and therefore he sins ~mortally the first time he has intercourse
121 Suppl, 62| consents with one who sins mortally, is also ~guilty of mortal
122 Suppl, 62| Christ, and therefore sins mortally.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[62] A[
123 Suppl, 62| consanguinity with his wife, he sins mortally if he has ~carnal intercourse
124 Suppl, 62| Therefore he also sins mortally if he does ~so after knowing
125 Suppl, 64| a menstruous woman sins mortally. Therefore she also sins ~
126 Suppl, 64| Therefore she also sins ~mortally by consenting to pay the
127 Suppl, 64| happened had she not ~sinned mortally. Therefore, etc.~Aquin.:
128 Suppl, 64| therefore do ~husbands sin mortally if they have intercourse
129 Suppl, 64| or husband does not sin mortally by ~asking for the debt
130 Suppl, 71| is clear that they sinned mortally through acting ~against
131 Suppl, 96| anyone else. Now whoever sins mortally sins against God, Whose ~
132 Suppl, 96| Therefore ~whoever sins mortally deserves infinite punishment;
133 Suppl, 96| objected that some who ~sin mortally propose to amend their life
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