Part, Question
1 2, 63 | The whole life of an unbeliever is a sin: and there is no
2 2, 68 | believer and confound the unbeliever. It is in this sense that
3 2, 73 | greater harm. Thus, an unbeliever who has heard nothing about
4 2, 89 | grace of Baptism, which the unbeliever ~has not. Therefore every
5 2, 89 | act of concupiscence in an unbeliever, even ~without his consent,
6 2, 89 | in a believer than in an unbeliever, but much ~more so. For
7 2, 89 | more so. For the sins of an unbeliever are more deserving of forgiveness, ~
8 2, 89 | A[3]). Therefore in an unbeliever, in ~whom original sin is
9 2, 89 | has with another. But an unbeliever in ~the state of original
10 2, 105 | wherefore he was slain as an unbeliever.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[105] A[
11 2, 1 | denies, he is considered an ~unbeliever. Therefore faith also is
12 2, 4 | in a ~believer than in an unbeliever. Now by coming to an unbeliever
13 2, 4 | unbeliever. Now by coming to an unbeliever it causes ~the habit of
14 2, 4 | than when it comes to ~an unbeliever: since it causes faith in
15 2, 10 | faith, which is to be an unbeliever, is not a sin.~Aquin.: SMT
16 2, 10 | that a man be called an unbeliever, merely because he has ~
17 2, 10 | heretic." But a heretic is an unbeliever. Therefore we ought not
18 2, 10 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: An unbeliever is more severely punished
19 2, 10 | by ~a believer, and by an unbeliever, the believer, other things
20 2, 10 | sins more gravely than the unbeliever, both on account of his
21 2, 10 | Whether every act of an unbeliever is a sin?~Aquin.: SMT SS
22 2, 10 | seem that each act of an unbeliever is a sin. Because a ~gloss
23 2, 10 | Therefore every action of an unbeliever is a sin.~Aquin.: SMT SS
24 2, 10 | Cornelius, while yet an unbeliever (Acts ~10:4,31), that his
25 2, 10 | not every ~action of an unbeliever is a sin, but some of his
26 2, 10 | end of faith, so too, an ~unbeliever can do a good deed in a
27 2, 10 | observed that he was not an ~unbeliever, else his works would not
28 2, 10 | while ~the things which an unbeliever disbelieves are the matter
29 2, 10 | various points which the unbeliever disbelieves.~Aquin.: SMT
30 2, 10 | species. Now ~a man may be an unbeliever through erring about different
31 2, 10 | doubtful of ~the faith and an unbeliever. On the other hand, it is
32 2, 10 | referring to Nero, who was an unbeliever. Therefore unbelievers can
33 2, 10 | believer can be subject to an ~unbeliever, for he may work on an unbeliever'
34 2, 10 | unbeliever, for he may work on an unbeliever's farm. Therefore ~unbelievers
35 2, 10 | likewise if, when yet an unbeliever, he had been bought for
36 2, 10 | says (1 Cor. 7:15): "If the unbeliever depart, let him ~depart.
37 2, 12 | apostate from the faith is an unbeliever. Now we find ~that certain
38 2, 19 | whoever despairs, is an unbeliever.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[20] A[
39 2, 19 | condemned heresy, is an unbeliever. ~But he that despairs seems
40 2, 19 | whoever despairs, is an unbeliever.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[20] A[
41 2, 19 | everyone who ~despairs, is an unbeliever.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[20] A[
42 2, 19 | infinite, he would be an unbeliever. But he who despairs judges
43 2, 22 | that the actions which an ~unbeliever performs as an unbeliever,
44 2, 22 | unbeliever performs as an unbeliever, are always sinful, even
45 2, 32 | oneself from God. Now an ~unbeliever who has not even knowledge
46 2, 37 | grievously than a particular unbeliever, either because his contempt ~
47 2, 95 | as a man is ~more of an unbeliever if he be confirmed in his
48 2, 160 | fornication; yet he is not an ~unbeliever, as he would be, were he
49 2, 174 | whereas by prophecies the unbeliever is convinced, ~because the
50 2, 185 | honorable and a light to the unbeliever: and you must not covet ~
51 3, 42 | His words are night to the unbeliever. His ~meaning, therefore,
52 3, 57 | the faithful beside the unbeliever is to put the unbeliever
53 3, 57 | unbeliever is to put the unbeliever to shame"; ~wherefore he
54 3, 63 | distinguished from the ~unbeliever by the sacraments of the
55 3, 64 | it be impossible ~for an unbeliever to confer a sacrament?~(
56 3, 64 | have faith, and even an unbeliever can confer a true sacrament, ~
57 3, 80 | Reply OBJ 2: Should even an unbeliever receive the sacramental
58 3, 80 | food. ~Unless perchance the unbeliever were to intend to receive
59 3, 80 | Q[61], A[2]). Hence the ~unbeliever who receives this sacrament
60 Suppl, 38| own faith, since he is an unbeliever, nor by the faith of the
61 Suppl, 59| a believer can marry an unbeliever?~(2) Whether there is marriage
62 Suppl, 59| a believer can marry an unbeliever?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[59] A[
63 Suppl, 59| a believer can marry an unbeliever. For Joseph ~married an
64 Suppl, 59| worship, since one was an unbeliever and ~the other a believer.
65 Suppl, 59| between a believer and ~an unbeliever, as evidenced by Dt. 21:
66 Suppl, 59| between a believer and an unbeliever in the case where a ~condition
67 Suppl, 59| worship between believer ~and unbeliever, so can there be between
68 Suppl, 59| real chastity between an ~unbeliever and his wife, and these
69 Suppl, 59| Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 5: An unbeliever does not sin in having intercourse
70 Suppl, 59| with his wife who is an unbeliever and is unwilling to be ~
71 Suppl, 59| married while he was yet an unbeliever. For ~where the danger is
72 Suppl, 59| is forbidden to marry an unbeliever for fear of being turned ~
73 Suppl, 59| believer remain with the ~unbeliever whom he had married previously,
74 Suppl, 59| converted, cannot remain with an unbeliever.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[59] A[
75 Suppl, 59| 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, "An unbeliever cannot remain united to
76 Suppl, 59| wife, at any rate, if as an unbeliever he ~married her within the
77 Suppl, 59| 4: Further, sometimes an unbeliever has several wives recognized
78 Suppl, 59| he married while yet an ~unbeliever, it would seem that even
79 Suppl, 59| conversion may remain with the unbeliever in the ~hope of her conversion,
80 Suppl, 59| are bound. Wherefore an unbeliever is not truly ~married save
81 Suppl, 59| it is not lawful for an unbeliever to divorce his wife. Hence ~
82 Suppl, 59| husband, when he married an unbeliever, knew that she ~was an unbeliever,
83 Suppl, 59| unbeliever, knew that she ~was an unbeliever, it would seem that in like
84 Suppl, 59| the believer put aside the unbeliever, even after his conversion
85 Suppl, 59| which is unfitting between unbeliever and believer as ~appears
86 Suppl, 59| no comparison between an unbeliever and a ~bondswoman.~Aquin.:
87 Suppl, 59| enter another life ~as an unbeliever by being baptized. Hence
88 Suppl, 59| must be made. For if the ~unbeliever be willing to cohabit without
89 Suppl, 59| marry again. But if the ~unbeliever refuse to cohabit without
90 Suppl, 59| dissolved by adultery, else the unbeliever would be free to ~give a
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