Part, Question

 6001   2, 105 |             tyranny, arising from such things, and because, ~if the rulers
 6002   2, 105 |         centurions; and may ~take many things from his subjects in order
 6003   2, 105 |                made the law concerning things given to be ~kept, that
 6004   2, 105 |         persons is exercised ~over the things they possess: and consequently
 6005   2, 105 |               another, as regards such things, depend on their own will,
 6006   2, 105 |                 Polit. ii, 2) that the things possessed should be distinct, ~
 6007   2, 105 |              some respects, the use of things ~should belong to all in
 6008   2, 105 |                like manner as to other things. Secondly, as ~regards fruits.
 6009   2, 105 |             and accustoms men to ~give things to one another.~Aquin.:
 6010   2, 105 |           remove this danger, ordered ~things in such a way that while
 6011   2, 105 |           because a greater sin, other things being equal, ~deserves a
 6012   2, 105 |              as regards theft of other things which can easily be ~safeguarded
 6013   2, 105 |             the case of thief of other things it inflicted punishment ~
 6014   2, 105 |               to be punished for those things which ~are not in our power.
 6015   2, 105 |                care and love for these things that are nearest to us, ~
 6016   2, 105 |               worship of ~God and from things pertaining to the welfare
 6017   2, 105 |             all his affection to those things ~which he has lately acquired,
 6018   2, 105 |              loss of these above other things. ~Wherefore it was likely
 6019   2, 105 |             the possession of the good things prepared for them; and also
 6020   2, 106 |               we shall treat ~of those things that are contained in the
 6021   2, 106 |           Gentiles) do by nature those things ~that are of the law . . .
 6022   2, 106 |               New Law contains certain things that dispose us to ~receive
 6023   2, 106 |               use of that ~grace: such things are of secondary importance,
 6024   2, 106 |             writings contain only such things as pertain to ~the grace
 6025   2, 106 |            beginning of the world with things that are necessary for ~
 6026   2, 106 |               3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Things pertaining to the health
 6027   2, 106 |              does not destroy: whereas things ~pertaining to the health
 6028   2, 106 |              not pass till all (these) things be done": which passage ~
 6029   2, 106 |         necessary for salvation; those things, to wit, that we are bound
 6030   2, 107 |               in respect ~of these two things: since even the Old Law
 6031   2, 107 |               conduct to some end. Now things ordained to an end may be ~
 6032   2, 107 |               chiefly ~in these latter things, as did the Old Law. As
 6033   2, 107 |                 Body Para. 2/3~Now two things of every law is to make
 6034   2, 107 |            that they were "a shadow of things to come, but the ~body is
 6035   2, 107 |              were fulfilled when those things ~were accomplished which
 6036   2, 107 |               an uncleanness. By those things ~which He did on the sabbath,
 6037   2, 107 |             which is ever active among things; and because He ~worked
 6038   2, 107 |             which is ever active among things; ~and because His works
 6039   2, 107 |         accordingly, even as to ~those things which we are bound to believe,
 6040   2, 107 |             makes light and nothing of things that seem arduous and beyond
 6041   2, 108 |              Out. Para. 1/1 - OF THOSE THINGS THAT ARE CONTAINED IN THE
 6042   2, 108 |                must now consider those things that are contained in the
 6043   2, 108 |              but ~as a consequence all things that are essential to internal
 6044   2, 108 |               On the other hand, those things that are ~indifferent as
 6045   2, 108 |              makes us do ~freely those things that are becoming to grace,
 6046   2, 108 |              us to do or avoid certain things, except ~such as are of
 6047   2, 108 |               but ~also certain sacred things, as stated above (Q[101],
 6048   2, 108 |                your purses," nor other things which are mentioned ~here
 6049   2, 108 |             Christ's words contain all things ~necessary for man's salvation.~
 6050   2, 108 |              by Him. But in the sacred things no grace is given: for ~
 6051   2, 108 |               the ~institution of such things to the discretion of the
 6052   2, 108 |               too ~readily with sacred things if he be unworthy.~Aquin.:
 6053   2, 108 |               by thinking that certain things which the Old ~Law commanded
 6054   2, 108 |               to serve God, with these things as the end in view. Wherefore
 6055   2, 108 |                anxious about temporal ~things, as to despair of God's
 6056   2, 108 |             you have need of all these things." Thirdly, we ~must not
 6057   2, 108 |           justice, without ~which holy things could not be withdrawn from
 6058   2, 108 |              14]~, A[2]). But the same things are not expedient for all.
 6059   2, 108 |              man is placed between the things of this world, and spiritual
 6060   2, 108 |             that cleaves wholly to the things of this world, so as to
 6061   2, 108 |               not need to renounce the things of the world altogether:
 6062   2, 108 |               he ~can, while using the things of this world, attain to
 6063   2, 108 |                life, consist ~in three things: viz. in external wealth
 6064   2, 108 |               is not ~inclined to such things. Hence Our Lord, in proposing
 6065   2, 108 |                 1/1~Reply OBJ 4: Those things which Our Lord prescribed
 6066   2, 108 |             there is need. Hence these things are ~placed among the precepts.
 6067   2, 109 |             man can love God above all things?~(4) Whether without grace
 6068   2, 109 |             certain ~sciences are like things lit up by the sun so as
 6069   2, 109 |              iii, 4). Now in corporeal things we see that for movement
 6070   2, 109 |              in the order of corporeal things is the heavenly body. ~Hence
 6071   2, 109 |               form bestowed on created things by God has power for a ~
 6072   2, 109 |           knowing certain intelligible things, viz. those we can ~come
 6073   2, 109 |            senses. Higher intelligible things of the human ~intellect
 6074   2, 109 |              to know ~the truth in all things, but only in some that surpass
 6075   2, 109 |        instructs some by His grace ~in things that can be known by natural
 6076   2, 109 |           knowledge, but only for such things as surpass natural ~knowledge.~
 6077   2, 109 |                can love God ~above all things?~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[109] A[
 6078   2, 109 |             cannot love God above all ~things by his own natural powers.
 6079   2, 109 |              For to love God above all things is the ~proper and principal
 6080   2, 109 |              cannot love God above all things.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[109] A[
 6081   2, 109 |             But to love God above ~all things is to tend above oneself.
 6082   2, 109 |             that He be loved above all things. Now without grace man is
 6083   2, 109 |              cannot love God above all things. ~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[109]
 6084   2, 109 |             than himself and above all things.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[109] A[
 6085   2, 109 |              Now to love God above all things is ~natural to man and to
 6086   2, 109 |               to all to ~seek and love things according as they are naturally
 6087   2, 109 |          sought ~and loved) since "all things act according as they are
 6088   2, 109 |               himself and of all other things to the ~love of God as to
 6089   2, 109 |            than himself and ~above all things. But in the state of corrupt
 6090   2, 109 |           order to ~love God above all things naturally, although he needed
 6091   2, 109 |            Charity loves God above all things in a higher way than ~nature
 6092   2, 109 |             nature loves God above all things inasmuch as He is the ~beginning
 6093   2, 109 |            natural knowledge can ~know things above itself, as is shown
 6094   2, 109 |              Now to love God above all things is not such ~an act; for
 6095   2, 109 |                law, do by nature those things ~that are of the Law." Now
 6096   2, 109 |               by ~loving God above all things, as stated above (A[3]).
 6097   2, 109 |                they do by nature those things that are of ~the Law; for
 6098   2, 109 |               hence we ~see in natural things, that nothing can by its
 6099   2, 109 |                avoiding any evil, many things ~happen for the achieving
 6100   2, 109 |             grace can do the above two things ~without any further assistance
 6101   2, 109 |               Who knows and can do all things. For which reason also it
 6102   2, 110 |               the good pre-existing in things; ~and hence man's love does
 6103   2, 110 |          common, whereby He loves "all things that are" ~(Wis. 11:25),
 6104   2, 110 |              11:25), and thereby gives things their natural being. But
 6105   2, 110 |             soul, since we can do many things by grace, ~to which nature
 6106   2, 110 |                she . . . ~ordereth all things sweetly." Much more therefore
 6107   2, 110 |                the "abiding figure of ~things," since it does not belong
 6108   2, 111 |                says (Rm. 13:1), "those things that are of ~God are well
 6109   2, 111 |               God]." Now ~the order of things consists in this, that things
 6110   2, 111 |          things consists in this, that things are led to God by other ~
 6111   2, 111 |               are led to God by other ~things, as Dionysius says (Coel.
 6112   2, 111 |            instruct another in Divine ~things which are above reason.
 6113   2, 111 |             reason. Now for this three things are required: ~first, a
 6114   2, 111 |        fullness of knowledge of Divine things, so ~as to be capable of
 6115   2, 111 |               regards the first, three things are necessary, as may be
 6116   2, 111 |              is certitude of invisible things, the principles ~of Catholic
 6117   2, 111 |                the knowledge of Divine things. Thirdly, he ought to ~abound
 6118   2, 111 |              is the knowledge of human things, since "the invisible things
 6119   2, 111 |           things, since "the invisible things of Him . . ~. are clearly
 6120   2, 111 |                being understood by the things that are made" (Rm. ~1:20).~
 6121   2, 111 |               the confirmation of such things as are within reason rests
 6122   2, 111 |                others ~concerning such things as belong to the faith.
 6123   2, 111 |              by the Holy ~Ghost to the things of wisdom and knowledge;
 6124   2, 111 |                think aright of Divine ~things, but may instruct others
 6125   2, 111 |              it produces heat in other things, is ~not more noble than
 6126   2, 112 |           Reply OBJ 3: Even in natural things, the form does not necessarily
 6127   2, 112 |              the various conditions of things, ~that the universe might
 6128   2, 112 |               act He administers great things ~and little. But, "secondly,"
 6129   2, 112 |             may be considered in those things which ~come to be considered
 6130   2, 112 |            certain ~knowledge of those things that are in it by their
 6131   2, 112 |              the true knowledge of the things that ~are." Hence, with
 6132   2, 112 |             God; that we may ~know the things that are given us from God."
 6133   2, 112 |                Body Para. 3/3~Thirdly, things are known conjecturally
 6134   2, 112 |              and of ~despising worldly things, and inasmuch as a man is
 6135   2, 112 |                 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Those things which are in the soul by
 6136   2, 112 |               should be certain of the things of faith, ~and this, because
 6137   2, 113 |               the natural order of the things concurring to justification;~(
 6138   2, 113 |                 we see that in natural things, what is heavy and what
 6139   2, 113 |           wisdom, even as we see ~that things are revealed to men in sleep,
 6140   2, 113 |               faith, so also ~by other things, viz. by fear, of which
 6141   2, 113 |               3:13,14: "Forgetting the things that are behind, and ~stretching
 6142   2, 113 |           ought not to return to those things that are behind, ~by loving
 6143   2, 113 |                be reckoned amongst the things ~required for justification?~
 6144   2, 113 |               be reckoned ~amongst the things required for justification.
 6145   2, 113 |              to be reckoned ~among the things required for the justification
 6146   2, 113 |        reckoned ~with its cause; since things thus enumerated together,
 6147   2, 113 |                to be reckoned with the things required for the justification
 6148   2, 113 |               be reckoned ~amongst the things required for justification.~
 6149   2, 113 |            answer that, There are four things which are accounted to be
 6150   2, 113 |               moved by another, ~three things are required: first, the
 6151   2, 113 |              Nevertheless, ~many other things are required in order to
 6152   2, 113 |            infused; just as in natural things generation ~and corruption
 6153   2, 113 |             its ~species, in which the things enumerated must be simultaneous;
 6154   2, 113 |             but it is ~division of the things required for the completion
 6155   2, 113 |          impossible to understand many things actually ~and at once, as
 6156   2, 113 |              free-will towards several things, viz. towards God and towards
 6157   2, 113 |                nothing to ~prevent two things being understood at once,
 6158   2, 113 |              free-will be moved to two things at once in so far as ~one
 6159   2, 113 |           looked at differently in the things that are subject to time
 6160   2, 113 |             discrete time, even as the things measured are not continuous,
 6161   2, 113 |             naturally the first of the things ~required for the justification
 6162   2, 113 |               that, The aforesaid four things required for the justification ~
 6163   2, 113 |                 inclination in natural things. But when God works in natural
 6164   2, 113 |              when God works in natural things ~against their inclination
 6165   2, 113 |              it is usual to find three things: the ~first is on the part
 6166   2, 114 |                you have done all these things that are commanded you,
 6167   2, 114 |        operation for, even as natural ~things by their proper movements
 6168   2, 114 |             toils, "for it does ~great things, if it exists," as Gregory
 6169   2, 114 |                power work still higher things. And therefore it is clear ~
 6170   2, 114 |               a man may impetrate many things from the ~Divine mercy in
 6171   2, 114 |                 We impetrate in prayer things that we do not merit, since ~
 6172   2, 114 |        according ~to Eccles. 9:2: "All things equally happen to the just
 6173   2, 114 |              were figures of spiritual things to come. For the carnal
 6174   2, 114 |             Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 4: All things happen equally to the good
 6175   2, 1   |        anything known?~(6) Whether the things to be believed should be
 6176   2, 1   |              be believed. Now not only things pertaining to the Godhead,
 6177   2, 1   |               to be believed, but also things ~concerning Christ's human
 6178   2, 1   |              unbelief can be about all things contained in ~Holy Writ,
 6179   2, 1   |                faith also is about all things contained in Holy ~Writ.
 6180   2, 1   |               Writ. But there are many things therein, concerning man
 6181   2, 1   |           cognitive habit includes two things: ~first, that which is known
 6182   2, 1   |                consider materially the things to which faith assents,
 6183   2, 1   |               God, but also many other things, which, nevertheless, do ~
 6184   2, 1   |               1 Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 1: Things concerning Christ's human
 6185   2, 1   |              Objection, as regards all things ~contained in Holy Writ.~
 6186   2, 1   |              contain propositions, but things: for it is not ~stated therein
 6187   2, 1   |                FP, Q[85], A[5]. Hence ~things that are simple in themselves,
 6188   2, 1   |                without any complexity, things that are complex in ~themselves.~
 6189   2, 1   |                The symbol mentions the things about which faith is, in
 6190   2, 1   |                to have knowledge about things through ~their means, so
 6191   2, 1   |           light. Therefore faith is of things seen.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[1]
 6192   2, 1   |               xxxiii). But faith is of things heard, according ~to Rm.
 6193   2, 1   |                 Therefore faith is of ~things seen.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[1]
 6194   2, 1   |              faith is the ~evidence of things that appear not." ~Aquin.:
 6195   2, 1   |               Body Para. 2/2~Now those things are said to be seen which,
 6196   2, 1   |            faith nor opinion can be of things seen either by the senses ~
 6197   2, 1   |                 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Those things which come under faith can
 6198   2, 1   |             directed to assent to such things as are becoming to a right
 6199   2, 1   |              of faith, but not of ~the things themselves that are believed;
 6200   2, 1   |            does not follow that ~these things are seen.~Aquin.: SMT SS
 6201   2, 1   |                Para. 1/1~Whether those things that are of faith can be
 6202   2, 1   |               It would seem that those things that are of faith can be
 6203   2, 1   |             not in ignorance of ~those things we have to believe, since
 6204   2, 1   |                since ignorance of such things savors of ~unbelief, according
 6205   2, 1   |               in unbelief." ~Therefore things that are of faith can be
 6206   2, 1   |            employ reasons to inculcate things that are of faith. Therefore
 6207   2, 1   |              of faith. Therefore such ~things can be an object of science.~
 6208   2, 1   |              Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, things which are demonstrated are
 6209   2, 1   |                and so forth. Therefore things that are of ~faith can be
 6210   2, 1   |                perception." ~Therefore things that are of faith are not
 6211   2, 1   |            there can be no faith about things which are an object of ~
 6212   2, 1   |               of science: such are the things which ~are of faith simply.
 6213   2, 1   |                are not about the ~same things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[1] A[5]
 6214   2, 1   |        Unbelievers are in ignorance of things that are of faith, ~for
 6215   2, 1   |          employed by holy men to prove things that are ~of faith, are
 6216   2, 1   |               3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Things which can be proved by demonstration
 6217   2, 1   |                Para. 1/1~Whether those things that are of faith should
 6218   2, 1   |               It would seem that those things that are of faith should
 6219   2, 1   |              certain articles. For all things contained in Holy Writ are ~
 6220   2, 1   |                way of ~analysis, since things which in God are one, are
 6221   2, 1   |            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Some things are proposed to our belief
 6222   2, 1   |                faith consists in those things ~which we hope to see, according
 6223   2, 1   |             Faith is the substance of ~things to be hoped for," it follows
 6224   2, 1   |                  it follows that those things are in themselves ~of faith,
 6225   2, 1   |                 the other hand certain things in Holy Writ are proposed
 6226   2, 1   |        Incarnation of Christ: and such things should not form distinct ~
 6227   2, 1   |             faith is the ~substance of things to be hoped for." Now the
 6228   2, 1   |               hoped for." Now the same things are to be hoped ~for at
 6229   2, 1   |                 at all times, the same things are to be ~believed.~Aquin.:
 6230   2, 1   |                beginning ~with perfect things, as Boethius states (De
 6231   2, 1   |                also began with perfect things, so that ~those who were
 6232   2, 1   |          providence includes all those things which God dispenses in time,
 6233   2, 1   |              OBJ 1: Among men the same things were always to be hoped
 6234   2, 1   |         distinct knowledge of the good things to be hoped for.~Aquin.:
 6235   2, 1   |                 beginning with perfect things, since the imperfect is
 6236   2, 1   |      unsuitably ~formulated. For those things, which can be known by demonstration,
 6237   2, 1   |            know the Father is the same things as to know the ~Son, according
 6238   2, 1   |               Further, just as certain things are said by appropriation,
 6239   2, 1   |               AA[4],6), to faith those things in ~themselves belong, the
 6240   2, 1   |               to eternal life. Now two things are proposed to ~us to be
 6241   2, 1   |          majesty of the Godhead, three things are proposed ~to our belief:
 6242   2, 1   |               a kind of watching ~over things, as stated in the FP, Q[
 6243   2, 1   |             able to do all He wills in things here below, unless ~He knew
 6244   2, 1   |                 and about this several things have to be believed. Hence
 6245   2, 1   |             Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 6: Two things may be considered in the
 6246   2, 2   |             necessary to believe those things that are attainable ~by
 6247   2, 2   |           salvation to believe certain things ~explicitly?~(6) Whether
 6248   2, 2   |               when a man considers the things that he knows ~by science,
 6249   2, 2   |              but a research into those things whereby a ~man is induced
 6250   2, 2   |                 for instance that such things have been ~uttered by God
 6251   2, 2   |                the intellect, then two things can be ~observed in the
 6252   2, 2   |              text. 22) "to know simple things defectively is not to know ~
 6253   2, 2   |         natural reason, since they are things unseen as stated ~above (
 6254   2, 2   |             Lord." Now "the invisible ~things" of God "are clearly seen,
 6255   2, 2   |                being understood by the things that are ~made; His eternal
 6256   2, 2   |                to Rm. 1:20: and ~those things which are clearly seen by
 6257   2, 2   |              he should believe certain things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[2] A[3]
 6258   2, 2   |             another, we find ~that two things concur towards the perfection
 6259   2, 2   |              being" only, as inanimate things, or also in ~"living," and
 6260   2, 2   |               virtue, ~judge aright of things concerning that virtue;
 6261   2, 2   |                perceives the invisible things of ~God in a higher way
 6262   2, 2   |          written (Ecclus. 3:25): "Many things are shown ~to thee above
 6263   2, 2   |             necessary to believe those things which can be proved by ~
 6264   2, 2   |           unnecessary to believe those things which can be ~proved by
 6265   2, 2   |       superfluous to receive by faith, things that can be known by natural ~
 6266   2, 2   |                1~OBJ 2: Further, those things must be believed, which
 6267   2, 2   |                5). Since therefore all things that can be known by ~natural
 6268   2, 2   |                1/1~OBJ 3: Further, all things knowable scientifically [*
 6269   2, 2   |            necessary to believe those ~things which can be proved by natural
 6270   2, 2   |                and ~incorporeal: which things philosophers prove by natural
 6271   2, 2   |              accept by faith not only ~things which are above reason,
 6272   2, 2   |        knowledge of God, unless Divine things were brought to their ~knowledge
 6273   2, 2   |            reason is very deficient in things concerning God. A ~sign
 6274   2, 2   |              Reply OBJ 3: Although all things that can be known by science
 6275   2, 2   |               to its object. Again two things may be considered in the ~
 6276   2, 2   |             should terminate in those ~things which have an accidental
 6277   2, 2   |         secondary object comprises all things delivered by ~God to us
 6278   2, 2   |               he bound to believe such things explicitly, when it is clear
 6279   2, 2   |                 If we understand those things alone to be in a man's power, ~
 6280   2, 2   |               we are bound to do many ~things which we cannot do without
 6281   2, 2   |               definitely those lovable things which ~are properly and
 6282   2, 2   |             For all are bound to those things which are necessary for
 6283   2, 2   |                 salvation that certain things should be believed explicitly.
 6284   2, 2   |            fuller ~knowledge of Divine things than the lower angels, as
 6285   2, 2   |                believe explicitly more things ~than others are.~Aquin.:
 6286   2, 2   |             Sibyl too foretold certain things about Christ, as ~Augustine
 6287   2, 2   |            Explicit faith in those two things was necessary at all ~times
 6288   2, 2   |                or the consideration of things scientifically known [*Science ~
 6289   2, 2   |             Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Two things may be considered in science:
 6290   2, 2   |             case ~of faith, both these things are subject to the free-will
 6291   2, 2   |               OBJ 3: Further, contrary things have contrary causes. Now
 6292   2, 2   |              faith. On the other ~hand things that are favorable to faith,
 6293   2, 3   |                Now confession of those things that are of faith is referred ~
 6294   2, 3   |               Para. 1/2~I answer that, Things that are necessary for salvation
 6295   2, 4   |             Faith is the substance of ~things to be hoped for, the evidence
 6296   2, 4   |             hoped for, the evidence of things that appear not?"~Aquin.:
 6297   2, 4   |              Faith is the substance of things to be ~hoped for, the evidence
 6298   2, 4   |             hoped for, the evidence of things that appear not." For no
 6299   2, 4   |            have different objects. Now things to ~be hoped for are the
 6300   2, 4   |              to speak of ~"evidence of things that appear not": and so
 6301   2, 4   |             Faith is the ~substance of things to be hoped for." For we
 6302   2, 4   |               to be the "substance of ~things to be hoped for," for the
 6303   2, 4   |                the first beginning of ~things to be hoped for is brought
 6304   2, 4   |                 contains virtually all things to be hoped for. Because
 6305   2, 4   |               the words, "evidence ~of things that appear not," where "
 6306   2, 4   |           distinguished from all other things pertaining to ~the intellect.
 6307   2, 4   |              when we go on to say, "of things that appear ~not," we distinguish
 6308   2, 4   |               it is "the substance of ~things to be hoped for," we distinguish
 6309   2, 4   |               of the mind about absent things which surpasses opinion
 6310   2, 4   |         Apostle's ~words: "Evidence of things that appear not"; and when
 6311   2, 4   |              the same as "substance of things to be hoped for."~Aquin.:
 6312   2, 4   |            this is not concerned ~with things to be sought or avoided,
 6313   2, 4   |               form. When therefore two things are ~opposite members of
 6314   2, 4   |            manner of a form in natural things. Wherefore the form of any ~
 6315   2, 4   |              refers to those imperfect things ~from which imperfection
 6316   2, 4   |              it is essentially "of the things that ~appear not." When,
 6317   2, 4   |               command of the will, two things are required that this act
 6318   2, 4   |                wisdom is about eternal things, and knowledge about ~temporal
 6319   2, 4   |              knowledge about ~temporal things, as Augustine states (De
 6320   2, 4   |                 faith is about eternal things, and also about some temporal
 6321   2, 4   |               also about some temporal things, it ~seems that faith is
 6322   2, 4   |            same ~thing: for though the things believed, which all agree
 6323   2, 4   |           Hence there is one ~faith of things both temporal and eternal.
 6324   2, 4   |             faith is the ~substance of things to be hoped for." Now the
 6325   2, 4   |                 3:14: "Above all . . . things have charity which is the
 6326   2, 4   |              since it is about eternal things, which never change, whereas
 6327   2, 4   |    understanding, are about ~necessary things, as stated above (FS, Q[
 6328   2, 4   |                 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Other things being equal sight is more
 6329   2, 5   |            that "man cannot see God or things that are ~in God, because
 6330   2, 5   |        contemplation, since "they saw ~things in the Word," according
 6331   2, 5   |               that they had of Divine ~things. Since, however, "faith
 6332   2, 5   |               faith is the evidence of things that appear ~not," according
 6333   2, 5   |            whereas ~with regard to the things which are proposed as the
 6334   2, 5   |          although they do ~not see the things themselves that the Church
 6335   2, 5   |                 otherwise, ~if, of the things taught by the Church, he
 6336   2, 5   |         teaching of the Church in ~all things; but if he is not obstinate,
 6337   2, 5   |                faith; but he holds the things that ~are of faith, by his
 6338   2, 5   |                1~OBJ 2: Further, those things which consist in something
 6339   2, 5   |              the First Truth above all things. ~Therefore faith cannot
 6340   2, 5   |            above (Q[4], A[6]). But the things ~which are proposed as the
 6341   2, 5   |               believe ~explicitly more things than another, so that faith
 6342   2, 5   |                far as he believes more things, as stated above.~Aquin.:
 6343   2, 6   |             strengthens it." Now those things which science ~begets in
 6344   2, 6   |                 1/3~I answer that, Two things are requisite for faith.
 6345   2, 6   |                faith. First, that the ~things which are of faith should
 6346   2, 6   |          assent of the believer to the things which are proposed ~to him.
 6347   2, 6   |                from God. Because those things which are of faith surpass
 6348   2, 6   |              God immediately, as those things which ~were revealed to
 6349   2, 6   |               viz. man's assent to the things which are of ~faith, we
 6350   2, 6   |              to be ready to assent ~to things which are of faith, but
 6351   2, 6   |                 Who proposes to us the things we have to believe. But
 6352   2, 6   |                proposes ~outwardly the things that are of faith, or persuades
 6353   2, 6   |              that he ~may be raised to things which are above his nature,
 6354   2, 7   |         through being mixed with baser things: ~for silver is not called
 6355   2, 7   |         subjecting itself to transient things by ~loving them. From this
 6356   2, 7   |               1 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Things that are in the intellect
 6357   2, 7   |               adhering inordinately to things below itself, through wishing ~
 6358   2, 7   |             wishing ~to measure Divine things by the rule of sensible
 6359   2, 8   |                there are many kinds of things that are hidden within,
 6360   2, 8   |               with regard to all these things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[8] A[1]
 6361   2, 8   |             begins with the outside of things as it ~were, it is evident
 6362   2, 8   |            penetrate into the heart of things. Now the natural ~light
 6363   2, 8   |            light is in regard to those things ~which we known from the
 6364   2, 8   |           penetrates into the heart of things. Hence ~the supernatural
 6365   2, 8   |        understanding. But ~faith is of things that appear not, as stated
 6366   2, 8   |                the mind concerning the things it has heard." Now one who
 6367   2, 8   |                be made is that certain things, ~of themselves, come directly
 6368   2, 8   |                the Son; whereas other ~things come under faith, through
 6369   2, 8   |                cannot understand those things which are the direct object
 6370   2, 8   |                 although certain other things that are subordinate to
 6371   2, 8   |              of faith, for the sake of things that ~appear externally.
 6372   2, 8   |               understanding even those things which are the direct ~object
 6373   2, 8   |       penetrates certain more exalted ~things." But the practical intellect
 6374   2, 8   |            exalted, but ~with inferior things, viz. singulars, about which
 6375   2, 8   |                with none but necessary things, ~according to the Philosopher (
 6376   2, 8   |       intellect is not about necessary things, but about things which ~
 6377   2, 8   |            necessary things, but about things which ~may be otherwise
 6378   2, 8   |               is not ~only about those things which come under faith first
 6379   2, 8   |       principally, but ~also about all things subordinate to faith. Now
 6380   2, 8   |             Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The things with which human actions
 6381   2, 8   |             OBJ 2: Further, of all the things that are connected with
 6382   2, 8   |                1~OBJ 3: Further, those things which are common to all
 6383   2, 8   |             with understanding sublime things, it ~becomes sluggish and
 6384   2, 8   |              and dull in base and vile things," as Gregory observes ~(
 6385   2, 8   |                of mind ~with regard to things that are not necessary for
 6386   2, 8   |           unction ~teacheth you of all things."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[8] A[
 6387   2, 8   |             faith understand fully the things ~that are proposed to be
 6388   2, 8   |            Reply OBJ 3: With regard to things necessary for salvation,
 6389   2, 8   |        sometimes with regard to ~other things, so that their mind is unable
 6390   2, 8   |                unable to penetrate all things ~clearly.~Aquin.: SMT SS
 6391   2, 8   |                mind with regard to the things revealed to the ~prophet:
 6392   2, 8   |              is no distinction between things whose ~opposites are not
 6393   2, 8   |          sufficient in respect of such things as are supernatural, ~since
 6394   2, 8   |             the contrary, When several things are enumerated together
 6395   2, 8   |              the mind apt to grasp the things ~that are proposed, and
 6396   2, 8   |                Rm. 10:17). Hence ~some things must be proposed to be believed
 6397   2, 8   |         Accordingly on the part of the things proposed to faith for belief,
 6398   2, 8   |              to faith for belief, two ~things are requisite on our part:
 6399   2, 8   |            that man should judge these things aright, that ~he should
 6400   2, 8   |               ought to adhere to these things, and to withdraw ~from their
 6401   2, 8   |        judgment, with regard to Divine things ~belong to the gift of wisdom,
 6402   2, 8   |             but with regard to created things, belongs ~to the gift of
 6403   2, 8   |               the distinction of those things which Gregory ~assigns as
 6404   2, 8   |        penetrate into the heart of the things that are proposed to it.
 6405   2, 8   |              even about any particular things whatever, so that it ~is
 6406   2, 8   |               pierce with the mind the things that are said.~Aquin.: SMT
 6407   2, 8   |                 1/4~I answer that, Two things are contained in the sixth
 6408   2, 8   |             the fruit of all the other things that pertain to the other ~
 6409   2, 9   |             Whether it is about Divine things? ~(3) Whether it is speculative
 6410   2, 9   |                does ~not fail in those things wherein man can be perfected
 6411   2, 9   |             Para. 2/2~Accordingly, two things are requisite in order that
 6412   2, 9   |              have a sound grasp of the things that are proposed to be
 6413   2, 9   |               to believe by discerning things to be ~believed from things
 6414   2, 9   |            things to be ~believed from things not to be believe: in this
 6415   2, 9   |              knowledge is about Divine things?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[9] A[2]
 6416   2, 9   |              knowledge is about Divine things. ~For Augustine says (De
 6417   2, 9   |              Now faith is about Divine things, because its ~object is
 6418   2, 9   |         knowledge also is about Divine things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[9] A[2]
 6419   2, 9   |        acquired knowledge about Divine things, for ~instance, the science
 6420   2, 9   |                 knowledge about Divine things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[9] A[2]
 6421   2, 9   |               Rm. 1:20, "the invisible things of God . . ~. are clearly
 6422   2, 9   |                being understood by the things that are made." If ~therefore
 6423   2, 9   |                knowledge about created things, it seems that there is ~
 6424   2, 9   |               also knowledge of Divine things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[9] A[2]
 6425   2, 9   |               The knowledge of ~Divine things may be properly called wisdom,
 6426   2, 9   |            Body Para. 2/3~Now in those things where we find something
 6427   2, 9   |              is appropriated for those things which fall short of ~the
 6428   2, 9   |                the knowledge of Divine things is ~called "wisdom," while
 6429   2, 9   |           while the knowledge of human things is called ~"knowledge,"
 6430   2, 9   |                about human or ~created things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[9] A[2]
 6431   2, 9   |                 in themselves the very things we believe, by a kind of
 6432   2, 9   |       judgments formed through created things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[9] A[2]
 6433   2, 9   |        formally the mean through which things are known, and materially,
 6434   2, 9   |            known, and materially, the ~things that are known through the
 6435   2, 9   |         creatures according to ~Divine things, this pertains to "wisdom"
 6436   2, 9   |               we make use of external ~things." But the knowledge which
 6437   2, 9   |              is the knowledge of holy ~things, according to Wis. 10:10: "
 6438   2, 9   |              him the knowledge of holy things."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[9] A[
 6439   2, 9   |                is not concerned about ~things to be sought or avoided" (
 6440   2, 9   |                 which are about Divine things.~
 6441   2, 10  |               like ignorance of Divine things is a ~result of the sin
 6442   2, 10  |             Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Things which are contrary to one
 6443   2, 10  |        unbeliever, the believer, other things being equal, ~sins more
 6444   2, 10  |                First Truth; while ~the things which an unbeliever disbelieves
 6445   2, 10  |            because it believes in many things in ~relation to one, so
 6446   2, 10  |               although it errs in many things, be one ~in so far as all
 6447   2, 10  |                 in so far as all those things are related to one. Yet
 6448   2, 10  |               stated above (A[5]), two things may be considered in ~unbelief.
 6449   2, 10  |                dubious matter: whereas things ~that are of faith, being
 6450   2, 10  |         disputing about the faith, two things must be ~observed: one on
 6451   2, 10  |         possible for a man to do other things against his will, but he
 6452   2, 10  |              jealously observed in all things, since the very doctrine
 6453   2, 10  |               in the natural ~order of things, is directed to God by its
 6454   2, 11  |              FS, Q[13], A[3]) is about things ~directed to the end, the
 6455   2, 11  |              end as it were; while the things by holding ~which one assents
 6456   2, 11  |             will, to Christ, ~in those things which truly belong to His
 6457   2, 11  |           fails in his choice of those things wherein he assents to Christ,
 6458   2, 11  |              heresy is ~not only about things, but also about works, and
 6459   2, 11  |             has a false opinion about ~things belonging to the faith.~
 6460   2, 12  |           thirdly, by ~certain special things pertaining to supererogation
 6461   2, 12  |                the first foundation of things to be hoped for, ~and since,
 6462   2, 12  |          seemingly, is not about other things than those ~pertaining to
 6463   2, 12  |              since to affirm unfitting things, or to deny ~fitting things
 6464   2, 12  |            things, or to deny ~fitting things of God, differ merely as
 6465   2, 12  |                to ascribe to creatures things that are proper to God,
 6466   2, 12  |                God. Therefore whatever things are ~contrary to charity,
 6467   2, 12  |          justice, since ~they love the things for which they are punished,
 6468   2, 13  |          through certain malice, since things ~whose opposites differ,
 6469   2, 13  |                 for Christ did certain things in ~respect of His human
 6470   2, 13  |              dead, and the like: which things He did both by the power
 6471   2, 13  |              QQ[20],21). Now all these things which prevent the choosing
 6472   2, 13  |           removal of contempt of those things ~whereby a man can be prevented
 6473   2, 13  |          sinning through choice. These things ~are either on the part
 6474   2, 13  |             part of sin, there are two things which may withdraw man ~
 6475   2, 13  |                therefore then in those things, of which you are now ~ashamed?"
 6476   2, 13  |         diverse consideration of those things which may be ~considered
 6477   2, 13  |               far as it removes ~those things which are a means towards
 6478   2, 13  |                evident as regards good things, according to Prov. 4:18: "
 6479   2, 13  |             perfect day." Now, in evil things, the perfect is the greatest
 6480   2, 13  |           contemptuously rejecting the things whereby a man is withdrawn
 6481   2, 14  |                a man understands other things; to which principle a man ~
 6482   2, 14  |             mind being more busy about things which it loves more, ~so
 6483   2, 14  |              thing. Hence in corporeal things the ~senses are said to
 6484   2, 14  |              of the knowledge ~of such things. Both are opposed to the
 6485   2, 14  |              his affection for carnal ~things, dislikes or neglects the
 6486   2, 14  |            consideration of spiritual ~things. ~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[15] A[
 6487   2, 14  |                1/1~OBJ 3: Further, all things are more passive to what
 6488   2, 14  |                it be able to ~consider things intelligible, and to set
 6489   2, 14  |                and to set in order all things sensible. ~Thus Anaxagoras
 6490   2, 14  |               doing, while as to other things, we do them either not at ~
 6491   2, 14  |              firmly fixed on corporeal things, so that in ~consequence
 6492   2, 14  |              in regard to intelligible things is weakened, ~more, however,
 6493   2, 14  |                knowledge of ~spiritual things, while dulness of sense
 6494   2, 14  |               to the same intelligible things. On the other ~hand, the
 6495   2, 14  |      considerations about intelligible things, on ~account of the perfection
 6496   2, 14  |              attention to more ~remote things, so that they hinder the
 6497   2, 15  |           however, faith contains many things subordinate to the faith ~
 6498   2, 15  |               Law, however, the secret things of faith were not to be
 6499   2, 15  |                faith, chiefly to those things ~which God promises to them
 6500   2, 15  |            while asleep to meditate on things ~pertaining to knowledge