Part, Question
1 1, 1 | thus we can argue with heretics from texts in Holy Writ,
2 1, 29 | The ~urgency of confuting heretics made it necessary to find
3 1, 29 | understood by the Latins, the heretics used this term ~to deceive
4 1, 29 | persons," so far from the heretics being silenced, they had
5 1, 29 | before it was attacked by heretics. ~Hence, this word "person"
6 1, 32 | arises from the ~obstinacy of heretics. For since we confess the
7 1, 63 | agree with those Manichean ~heretics who say that the devil's
8 1, 65 | 1~I answer that, Certain heretics maintain that visible things
9 1, 65 | same as that of certain heretics of modern times, ~who say
10 1, 64 | agree with those Manichean ~heretics who say that the devil's
11 1, 66 | 1~I answer that, Certain heretics maintain that visible things
12 1, 66 | same as that of certain heretics of modern times, ~who say
13 2, 73 | arose the error of certain heretics, who not only hold all sins ~
14 2, 102 | not in the conventicles of heretics.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[102] A[
15 2, 102 | uncleanness of the assembly of heretics; the leprosy ~of a linen
16 2, 1 | persons be ~corrupted by heretics. It was this that gave rise
17 2, 1 | account of the obstinacy of heretics, one contains more ~explicitly
18 2, 1 | into hell had arisen among ~heretics, so that there was no need
19 2, 2 | having been corrupted by ~heretics, who are wont to corrupt
20 2, 2 | forward by philosophers or heretics in opposition to faith.
21 2, 5 | faith?~(3) Whether those heretics who err in one article,
22 2, 5 | Therefore it seems that heretics ~cannot believe any articles
23 2, 10 | such is the unbelief of heretics. Hence we ~may, in a general
24 2, 10 | important points than Jews and heretics; since they do not accept
25 2, 10 | and ~there is some good in heretics, since they venerate the
26 2, 10 | way of justice, ~whereas heretics and Jews have abandoned
27 2, 10 | this way the unbelief of heretics, who ~confess their belief
28 2, 10 | these in more points than heretics, the unbelief of heathens
29 2, 10 | the Jews than ~that of the heretics, except in such cases as
30 2, 10 | absolutely, the unbelief of ~heretics is the worst.~Aquin.: SMT
31 2, 10 | unbelievers, for instance, Jews or heretics, or ~pagans who strive to
32 2, 10 | it is not right to slay heretics, ~because if you do you
33 2, 10 | and professed it, such as heretics and all apostates: such ~
34 2, 10 | excommunication but the slaying of heretics, as appears from the ~words
35 2, 10 | of obligation. Wherefore heretics should be compelled to keep
36 2, 10 | corrupting the ~faith, as heretics, or by entirely renouncing
37 2, 10 | tolerated the rites even of heretics and pagans, ~when unbelievers
38 2, 11 | which it is;~(3) Whether heretics should be tolerated?~(4)
39 2, 11 | Christ's Church, those are heretics, who hold mischievous ~and
40 2, 11 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether heretics ought to be tolerated?~Aquin.:
41 2, 11 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that heretics ought to be tolerated. For
42 2, 11 | snares of the devil." Now if heretics are not ~tolerated but put
43 2, 11 | Therefore it seems that heretics should be ~tolerated.~Aquin.:
44 2, 11 | that the cockle denotes heretics. ~Therefore heretics should
45 2, 11 | denotes heretics. ~Therefore heretics should be tolerated.~Aquin.:
46 2, 11 | answer that, With regard to heretics two points must be observed:
47 2, 11 | more reason is there for heretics, as soon as ~they are convicted
48 2, 11 | beside the intention ~of heretics, for it consists in the
49 2, 11 | day of Our ~Lord." Yet if heretics be altogether uprooted by
50 2, 11 | by the Church. Therefore heretics also ~should be received.~
51 2, 11 | from this point of view, heretics who return after falling ~
52 2, 11 | the good of one. Now if heretics were always ~received on
53 2, 11 | inconstancy in faith, as ~relapsed heretics do; hence the comparison
54 2, 12 | apostates from the faith, like ~heretics, are excommunicated, according
55 2, 36 | contend by disputing with heretics. Hence a ~gloss on 1 Kgs.
56 2, 36 | not raise contentions with heretics, unless they are first challenged
57 2, 36 | do not contend against heretics, but the reverse. But when,
58 2, 37 | that it does not remain in heretics and ~schismatics; and consequently
59 2, 64 | reason why these people are heretics was because severing themselves ~
60 2, 69 | persons of ~ill-repute and heretics.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[71] A[
61 2, 92 | of ~superstition. Just as heretics are unbelievers, so are
62 2, 92 | embraced also by certain heretics [*The ~Helcesaitae], who
63 2, 92 | this way ~nothing hinders heretics, if they knowingly corrupt
64 2, 92 | is ~different with other heretics, who confess their belief
65 2, 97 | who assail God's law, as heretics and blasphemers do. These
66 2, 98 | are reckoned with other heretics, as appears from Augustine'
67 2, 98 | from Augustine's ~book on heretics.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100] A[
68 2, 123 | unwillingly ordained by heretics, has an ~ostensible excuse."~
69 2, 151 | a ~sufficient answer to heretics, if only they will understand
70 2, 186 | faithful against the errors of heretics and the ~temptations of
71 2, 186 | study of dissensions which heretics and ~schismatics have brought
72 2, 186 | not overlook those whom heretics delude by the deceitful
73 2, 186 | necessity of confounding heretics."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[188]
74 2, 187 | observances. Many, like the heretics and schismatics, have ~perverted
75 2, 187 | Therefore they ~would seem to be heretics or schismatics.~Aquin.:
76 2, 187 | statement that certain "heretics" and "schismatics ~have
77 3, 16 | heresy"; hence with us and heretics the very words ought ~not
78 3, 16 | their error. Now the ~Arian heretics said that Christ was a creature
79 3, 18 | opposition, as evil-minded heretics assert, but following His ~
80 3, 19 | 18], A[1]), the aforesaid heretics ~who placed one will in
81 3, 29 | in contradiction to those heretics who disparaged one or the ~
82 3, 39 | rend sound doctrines, as heretics do. Again, the dove has
83 3, 39 | at His ~baptism, as some heretics have stated: but He was
84 3, 64 | that he is a heretic. But heretics, seemingly, cannot confer ~
85 3, 64 | says in an epistle against heretics (lxxiii): ~"Everything whatsoever
86 3, 64 | Everything whatsoever heretics do, is carnal, void and
87 3, 64 | Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 2: Some heretics in conferring sacraments
88 3, 64 | Cyprian, however, thought that heretics do not confer even the ~
89 3, 64 | recognize Baptism conferred by heretics or schismatics, yet so ~
90 3, 66 | certain schismatics and ~heretics who rebaptized: as Augustine (
91 3, 66 | who have been ~baptized by heretics or sinners.~Aquin.: SMT
92 3, 66 | said in regard to other heretics. Therefore those whom the
93 3, 66 | Therefore those whom the heretics have ~baptized, should be
94 3, 66 | Quiricus, says: "Those heretics who are not baptized in
95 3, 66 | Eccles. Dogm. xxii: "Those heretics ~who have been baptized
96 3, 68 | of the Fathers that when heretics, ~baptized in the name of
97 3, 75 | authority the aforesaid heretics have taken ~occasion to
98 3, 82 | 7) Whether those who are heretics, schismatics, or excommunicated,
99 3, 82 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether heretics, schismatics, and excommunicated
100 3, 82 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that heretics, schismatics, and excommunicated
101 3, 82 | nor true sacrifice." But heretics, ~schismatics, and excommunicated
102 3, 82 | the ~priesthood. Therefore heretics and the like cannot consecrate
103 3, 82 | such as those ~who are heretics, schismatics, and excommunicate,
104 3, 82 | remains in them," i.e. in heretics, schismatics, and those
105 3, 82 | Therefore, it ~seems that heretics, schismatics, and those
106 3, 82 | Some have contended that heretics, schismatics, and the ~excommunicate,
107 3, 82 | allowed to be conferred by heretics, and ~schismatics, because
108 3, 82 | even if they be sinful, or heretics, or excommunicate, ~perform
109 3, 82 | among the above, because heretics, ~schismatics, and excommunicates,
110 3, 83 | God, be they Gentiles, heretics, or Jews, until the mass
111 3, 84 | Penance. There were also other heretics who, as Augustine relates ~
112 Suppl, 10| through ignorance, else ~heretics, who are not aware that
113 Suppl, 19| those who are schismatics, heretics, excommunicate, ~suspended
114 Suppl, 19| those who are schismatics, heretics, excommunicate, suspended
115 Suppl, 19| those who are schismatics, heretics, ~excommunicate, suspended
116 Suppl, 19| since the Church ~deprives heretics, schismatics and the like,
117 Suppl, 21| Church, as, for instance, for heretics and pagans. ~Therefore she
118 Suppl, 38| Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether heretics and those who are cut off
119 Suppl, 38| OBJ 1: It would seem that heretics and those who are cut off
120 Suppl, 38| 25). For some said that heretics, so long as they are ~tolerated
121 Suppl, 38| Those who are ordained by heretics, although they receive ~
122 Suppl, 72| foundations. ~For certain heretics asserted that all bodily
123 Suppl, 74| Civ. ~Dei xx, 7), certain heretics asserted that there will
124 Suppl, 76| erred and certain modern ~heretics err. For some of the philosophers
125 Suppl, 76| manner the errors of certain heretics are refuted. Some of them ~
126 Suppl, 76| Moreover these same errors of heretics may be refuted by the fact
127 Suppl, 78| Turks maintain, and certain heretics known as the Chiliasts ~
128 Suppl, 80| Body Para. 2/6~For certain heretics, as Augustine relates (De
129 Suppl, 80| Para. 3/6~Hence certain heretics said that the body will
130 Suppl, 95| through blindness of mind, as ~heretics, or through obstinacy, as
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