Part, Question
1 1, 5 | because God is good." But we owe our existence to God as
2 1, 75 | form, however, does not ~owe its existence to some formal
3 1, 75 | Nom. iv) that human souls owe to ~Divine goodness that
4 1, 74 | form, however, does not ~owe its existence to some formal
5 1, 74 | Nom. iv) that human souls owe to ~Divine goodness that
6 1, 77 | memorative powers in man owe their ~excellence not to
7 1, 104 | upwards, which does not owe to him its natural inclination
8 2, 2 | De Consol. iii), "many owe their ~renown to the lying
9 2, 21 | unless, ~perchance, he owe retribution to himself,
10 2, 102 | order to show that to God we owe both life and a sufficiency
11 2, 102 | things ~of this lower world owe their variety chiefly to
12 2, 12 | so that they no longer owe him allegiance?~Aquin.:
13 2, 12 | faith, that they no longer ~owe him allegiance. For Ambrose [*
14 2, 12 | sacred ~bond of an oath owe allegiance to excommunicated
15 2, 24 | our neighbor. For as we owe God love, so do we owe Him
16 2, 24 | we owe God love, so do we owe Him fear, ~according Dt.
17 2, 25 | before ~all, the citizens owe fidelity and obedience.
18 2, 57 | that which he ~does not owe him, he causes neither injustice
19 2, 60 | 1/1~OBJ 4: Further, we owe more compensation to one
20 2, 66 | is written (Rm. 13:8): "Owe no man anything, but to
21 2, 67 | as ~regards the love we owe God, nor as to the love
22 2, 79 | to pay God as much as we owe Him, but equality in consideration
23 2, 81 | essential to the love which ~we owe to our neighbor, as stated
24 2, 82 | as being men to whom we owe ~esteem and reverence and
25 2, 86 | Reply OBJ 3: The fidelity we owe to God does not require
26 2, 87 | arises from the fidelity we owe God, which binds us to fulfil
27 2, 87 | arises from ~the reverence we owe Him which binds us to make
28 2, 89 | praise. In this respect we owe Him reverence and the honor
29 2, 89 | good. In this respect we owe Him praise; wherefore it
30 2, 90 | religion, the equal of what we owe ~Him. Therefore superstition
31 2, 95 | pay others the respect we owe to our parents. ~Now God
32 2, 95 | a creature the ~honor we owe to God.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
33 2, 99 | Para. 1/1~I answer that, We owe something to our parents
34 2, 99 | essentially, and accidentally. We owe them essentially that ~which
35 2, 99 | includes whatever support we owe them; and the ~reason for
36 2, 99 | s ~parents the honor we owe them.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[101]
37 2, 100 | equivalent to those to whom we owe anything. Now this cannot
38 2, 100 | justice that we pay what we owe: wherefore ~this belongs
39 2, 100 | justice. Now we do ~not owe worship and honor to all
40 2, 100 | Further, not only do we owe honor to persons of dignity
41 2, 100 | are ~placed over us; we owe them also fear and a certain
42 2, 100 | whom honor." Moreover, we owe them reverence and subjection, ~
43 2, 100 | is in this way that we owe worship and honor to persons
44 2, 101 | by creation, to Whom ~we owe latria." Now the virtue
45 2, 104 | Accordingly, since what we owe God, or our father, or a
46 2, 104 | not the same as what we owe a benefactor from whom we
47 2, 104 | off, whatever we happen to owe them; such as good advice, ~
48 2, 104 | restore at once what we owe, unless the term be fixed.
49 2, 104 | according to Rm. 13:8, "Owe no man anything, ~but to
50 2, 105 | repayment in being unwilling ~to owe anything, according to the
51 2, 105 | the Apostle (Rm. 13:8), "Owe no man ~anything." Yet "
52 2, 105 | Hence that anyone should owe ~this debt unwillingly seems
53 2, 120 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, we owe our parents not merely honor
54 2, 120 | deserves to lose it. Now we owe the favor of bodily life
55 2, 120 | other hand, the duties we owe to our neighbor are paid
56 2, 123 | lacking in the ~service they owe their masters.~Aquin.: SMT
57 2, 130 | opposed to the reverence we owe God, according to ~Ezech.
58 2, 152 | since children naturally owe their ~parents honor. Hence
59 2, 152 | grievous according as ~we owe a greater love to the person
60 2, 152 | natural respect ~which we owe persons related to us.~Aquin.:
61 2, 155 | greatest ~virtues, since they owe their praise to the fact
62 2, 159 | but to God alone do we owe ~the worship of latria. ~
63 2, 187 | owes money. Now persons who owe money to anyone cannot enter ~
64 2, 187 | despite of the duty they owe their ~parents, enter religion
65 2, 187 | other hand, he does not owe his father a special debt,
66 3, 64 | OBJ 3: Wicked men do not owe their power of conferring
67 3, 88 | have ~avoided committing, I owe it to Thy grace." Now innocence
68 Suppl, 12| debt is meant the debt we owe to God by reason of the ~
69 Suppl, 13| whatever ~good we have, we owe to Him. Therefore, as satisfaction
70 Suppl, 25| all ~the punishment you owe for your sins." Therefore
71 Suppl, 29| sacraments of the New ~Law owe their institution to Christ
72 Suppl, 65| in reference to this they owe one another ~"fidelity"
73 Suppl, 66| faith. But ~in those which owe their institution to the
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