Part, Question
1 1, 18 | distinguish ~living from lifeless things, by comparing them
2 1, 116 | one of ~the members become lifeless, it does not obey the soul
3 2, 4 | living [formata] faith and lifeless [informis] faith are one ~
4 2, 4 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether lifeless faith can become living,
5 2, 4 | living, or living faith, lifeless?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[4] A[4]
6 2, 4 | OBJ 1: It would seem that lifeless faith does not become living,
7 2, 4 | living, or ~living faith lifeless. For, according to 1 Cor.
8 2, 4 | shall be done away." Now ~lifeless faith is imperfect in comparison
9 2, 4 | when living faith comes, lifeless faith is done away, so that
10 2, 4 | become a living thing. Now ~lifeless faith is dead, according
11 2, 4 | works is ~dead." Therefore lifeless faith cannot become living.~
12 2, 4 | hitherto ~had the habit of lifeless faith, it causes another
13 2, 4 | living, and at another, lifeless.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[4] A[4]
14 2, 4 | Therefore faith which ~was lifeless and without form hitherto,
15 2, 4 | have said that living ~and lifeless faith are distinct habits,
16 2, 4 | when living faith comes, ~lifeless faith is done away, and
17 2, 4 | living faith, a new habit of lifeless faith is ~infused into him
18 2, 4 | have said ~that living and lifeless faith are indeed distinct
19 2, 4 | faith comes the habit of lifeless faith is not ~taken away,
20 2, 4 | unreasonable that the habit of ~lifeless faith should remain inactive
21 2, 4 | differently that living and lifeless faith are ~one and the same
22 2, 4 | distinction of living from lifeless faith is in respect of ~
23 2, 4 | intellect. Therefore living and lifeless ~faith are not distinct
24 2, 4 | stated above. Therefore ~lifeless faith itself becomes living.~
25 2, 4 | When living faith becomes lifeless, faith is not changed, ~
26 2, 4 | OBJ 3: Further, living and lifeless faith are the same species,
27 2, 4 | stated above (A[4]). Now lifeless faith is not a virtue, since
28 2, 4 | 2/2~On the other hand, lifeless faith is not a virtue, because,
29 2, 4 | because, though the ~act of lifeless faith is duly perfect on
30 2, 4 | Reply OBJ 3: Living and lifeless faith do not differ specifically,
31 2, 4 | the same species. Hence lifeless faith, being imperfect, ~
32 2, 4 | the gratuitous ~graces is lifeless faith. But this is said
33 2, 4 | to ~another" that. Now lifeless faith is common to all members
34 2, 4 | 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, not lifeless but living faith is the
35 2, 5 | even when that faith is ~lifeless. Consequently the faith
36 2, 5 | article of faith, can have lifeless ~faith in the other articles?~
37 2, 5 | article of ~faith, can have lifeless faith in the other articles.
38 2, 5 | faith without the gift of lifeless faith.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
39 2, 5 | that, Neither living nor lifeless faith remains in a heretic ~
40 2, 6 | man by God?~(2) Whether lifeless faith is a gift of God?~
41 2, 6 | Thes. Para. 1/1 ~Whether lifeless faith is a gift of God?~
42 2, 6 | OBJ 1: It would seem that lifeless faith is not a gift of God.
43 2, 6 | of God are perfect." Now lifeless ~faith is something imperfect.
44 2, 6 | so too is faith called lifeless [informis] when it lacks ~
45 2, 6 | 2). Therefore neither is lifeless faith ~from God.~Aquin.:
46 2, 6 | of God: and consequently ~lifeless faith is not from God.~Aquin.:
47 2, 6 | gift of God." Now this is lifeless faith. Therefore lifeless ~
48 2, 6 | lifeless faith. Therefore lifeless ~faith is a gift of God.~
49 2, 6 | since faith is said to be lifeless through lack of an extrinsic
50 2, 6 | Consequently the cause of lifeless faith is ~that which is
51 2, 6 | follows, therefore, that lifeless faith is a gift ~of God.~
52 2, 6 | Para. 1/1 ~Reply OBJ 1: Lifeless faith, though it is not
53 2, 6 | is a false faith; and as lifeless faith is from God, ~so too,
54 2, 7 | fear, viz. servile fear, lifeless faith is the cause, while
55 2, 7 | seen in those who have lifeless faith. Therefore faith does
56 2, 7 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Even lifeless faith excludes a certain
57 2, 17 | or dead, so is hope. But ~lifeless faith can be in the devils
58 2, 17 | Therefore it seems that ~lifeless hope also can be in the
59 2, 17 | Hence it is possible for lifeless faith to be in the damned,
60 2, 18 | lifelessness to the species of lifeless faith. For ~the species
61 2, 18 | apparently as ~living faith is to lifeless faith, since the one is
62 2, 18 | not. Now living faith and lifeless faith are ~substantially
63 2, 18 | Reply OBJ 1: Living and lifeless faith differ, not as regards
64 2, 23 | fact they remain though lifeless. Therefore charity ~can
65 2, 23 | that charity cannot remain ~lifeless, since it is itself the
66 2, 81 | instanced in those who have lifeless faith. ~Therefore prayer
67 3, 8 | i.e. to believe, as if a ~lifeless limb were moved by a man
68 3, 49 | cleansed from sin is not "lifeless faith," which can ~exist
69 3, 64 | for a man to ~work with a lifeless instrument, and separated
70 3, 64 | both by wicked men as ~lifeless instruments, and by good
71 Suppl, 1 | sorrow that was previously lifeless, while guilt remained, ~
72 Suppl, 1 | become contrition, even as lifeless faith becomes ~living faith.
73 Suppl, 1 | although the ~habit of lifeless faith becomes living, yet
74 Suppl, 1 | yet never does an act of lifeless ~faith become an act of
75 Suppl, 1 | living faith, because the lifeless act passes away ~and remains
76 Suppl, 1 | regard the will cannot be lifeless, since they ~result from
77 Suppl, 1 | But the sorrow which ~was lifeless, does not remain when charity
78 Suppl, 14| wherefore it does not become a lifeless deed as satisfaction does, ~
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