Part, Question
1 2, 88 | all, because it has ~been pardoned: thus Ambrose says that "
2 2, 88 | totally, ~to prevent its being pardoned: partially, as when a sin
3 2, 100 | 2:10): "For what I ~have pardoned, if I have pardoned anything,
4 2, 100 | have pardoned, if I have pardoned anything, for your sakes
5 2, 113 | guilt. Hence a man may be ~pardoned his guilt without his being
6 2, 13 | since in no ~way is it pardoned: because the mortal sin
7 2, 13 | itself, it deserves not to be pardoned: and this in two ~ways.
8 2, 20 | through ~the hope of being pardoned, is presumptuous, and this
9 2, 86 | 2:10: "For ~. . . have pardoned . . . for your sakes . . .
10 2, 136 | sorrows; but ~he is to be pardoned if he struggles against
11 2, 159 | the ~other hand, sin is pardoned through humility: for it
12 3, 8 | 2:10, "For what I have pardoned, if I ~have pardoned anything,
13 3, 8 | have pardoned, if I ~have pardoned anything, for your sakes
14 3, 21 | 23:34). Yet not all were pardoned this ~sin, since the Jews
15 3, 22 | 2:10: "For what I have ~pardoned, if I have pardoned anything,
16 3, 22 | have ~pardoned, if I have pardoned anything, for your sakes
17 3, 64 | 2:10): "For what I have pardoned, if I have pardoned ~anything,
18 3, 64 | have pardoned, if I have pardoned ~anything, for your sakes
19 3, 64 | though Christ Himself had pardoned. Therefore it seems that
20 3, 85 | against sin, the sin ~is pardoned and grace infused, and with
21 3, 86 | of sins which have been pardoned; (4) as regards the ~recovery
22 3, 86 | Therefore not every sin can be pardoned through ~Penance.~Aquin.:
23 3, 86 | say that any sin cannot be pardoned through true ~Penance. First,
24 3, 86 | 1/1~Whether sin can be pardoned without Penance?~Aquin.:
25 3, 86 | would seem that sin can be pardoned without Penance. For the ~
26 3, 86 | by God's power sin can be pardoned ~without Penance.~Aquin.:
27 3, 86 | mortal actual sin to be pardoned ~without penance, if we
28 3, 86 | impossible for a sin to be ~pardoned anyone without penance as
29 3, 86 | forgive sins, even as Christ pardoned the adulterous woman, as ~
30 3, 86 | by Penance one sin can be pardoned without another? ~Aquin.:
31 3, 86 | by Penance one sin can be pardoned without ~another. For it
32 3, 86 | impossible for one sin ~to be pardoned without another. Secondly,
33 3, 86 | impossible for one sin to be pardoned ~through Penance, without
34 3, 86 | through which the debt is pardoned. hence one debt can be ~
35 3, 86 | one sin or offense is not pardoned without another; ~for it
36 3, 86 | after the guilt has been pardoned, no debt of punishment remains.~
37 3, 86 | Consequently when guilt is pardoned through grace, the soul ~
38 3, 86 | mortal sin is said to be pardoned from the very fact that, ~
39 3, 86 | when the guilt has been pardoned.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[86] A[
40 3, 86 | the guilt of mortal sin is pardoned through grace removing ~
41 3, 86 | not only the ~guilt being pardoned, but all remnants of sin
42 3, 86 | Law were ~instituted, God pardoned the sins of the penitent.
43 3, 86 | whereby chiefly is sin pardoned, ~and which produces its
44 3, 87 | But one venial sin can be pardoned without another, ~as stated
45 3, 88 | mortal sins before ~they were pardoned, in so far as the subsequent
46 3, 88 | acts of sins ~previously pardoned, return through a subsequent
47 3, 88 | seems that sins already pardoned do ~not return through ingratitude
48 3, 88 | seemingly, sins already pardoned return ~through venial sins,
49 3, 88 | stated above (A[1]), sins pardoned through Penance are ~said
50 3, 88 | sin, the sins previously pardoned return, on account of ~the
51 3, 88 | that of the sins previously pardoned?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[88] A[
52 3, 88 | of the ~sins previously pardoned. Because the greatness of
53 3, 88 | the greatness of the sin pardoned, and so ~too, in consequence,
54 3, 88 | one of ~those previously pardoned. Therefore the debt of punishment
55 3, 88 | of ~the sins previously pardoned, in addition to the debt
56 3, 88 | of the sins previously pardoned. Because it may happen that
57 3, 88 | greater the sins ~previously pardoned, the greater must be the
58 3, 88 | quantity of the sins previously pardoned: but the sin of ~ingratitude
59 3, 89 | I answer that, Sins are pardoned through Penance, as stated
60 Suppl, 10| that man's past ~guilt is pardoned.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[10] A[
61 Suppl, 10| Further, he that confesses is pardoned unless he be insincere.
62 Suppl, 13| and in this respect it is pardoned gratuitously, but that it
63 Suppl, 14| his other sins ~which were pardoned him through his contrition?~(
64 Suppl, 14| sins which were already pardoned him through his contrition.
65 Suppl, 14| a man's sins have been ~pardoned through contrition, and
66 Suppl, 16| in so far as it can be pardoned or ~expiated. Therefore,
67 Suppl, 16| been ~a sin that could be pardoned, but not in the former:
68 Suppl, 25| 10): "For, what I have ~pardoned, if I have pardoned anything,
69 Suppl, 25| have ~pardoned, if I have pardoned anything, for your sakes
70 Suppl, 25| though Christ Himself ~had pardoned." But Christ could remit
71 Suppl, 71| sins, since they are not ~pardoned if Christ rose not again,
72 Suppl, 83| although the ~damned are not pardoned their sins, it does not
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