Part, Question

6501 Suppl, 62|               than in men, ~for which reason Chrysostom [*Hom. xl in
6502 Suppl, 62|               those things, since the reason for divorce is ~greater
6503 Suppl, 62|         although there is sufficient ~reason for divorce in both. For
6504 Suppl, 62|           either of them a sufficient reason for divorce. ~But as regards
6505 Suppl, 62|             wherefore it is a greater reason ~for divorce in the wife
6506 Suppl, 62|              hand there is sufficient reason for the punishment in question, ~
6507 Suppl, 62|               1~Reply OBJ 1: The only reason why divorce was permitted,
6508 Suppl, 62|               offspring there is more reason for ~divorce in an adulterous
6509 Suppl, 62|               has more of the good of reason, which prevails over all ~
6510 Suppl, 62|             fornication and for which reason it is an occasion for ~divorce,
6511 Suppl, 62|               Therefore, for the same reason, he can be reconciled to
6512 Suppl, 62|               her back, for the same ~reason which forbade him to retain
6513 Suppl, 63|         spiritual marriage. ~For this reason when a woman marries a second
6514 Suppl, 64|         unjust exaction; and for this reason the husband is not bound
6515 Suppl, 64|              With regard to the first reason, it was a ceremonial ~precept,
6516 Suppl, 64|             on account of ~the second reason, although not on account
6517 Suppl, 64|               or allege sickness as a reason for not paying the debt, ~
6518 Suppl, 64|            the master cannot for this reason prevent her from paying
6519 Suppl, 64|              OBJ 2: Further, the only reason why the debt should not
6520 Suppl, 64|               times holy for the same reason. ~But it is not lawful to
6521 Suppl, 64|                since it oppresses the reason on account of the carnal
6522 Suppl, 64|             carnal preoccupations by ~reason of the very newness of things,
6523 Suppl, 65|         nature, as, for instance, to ~reason and so forth. Now whatever
6524 Suppl, 65|              contradistinguished with reason, whereby man is a man, it
6525 Suppl, 65|              are ~dictated by natural reason and pertain to man alone
6526 Suppl, 65|               are dictated by natural reason and ~are common to man and
6527 Suppl, 65|               where there is the same reason for dispensation, the ~same
6528 Suppl, 65|               cannot assign any other reason ~for dispensation than the
6529 Suppl, 65|           Hence there is not the same reason ~for a dispensation as before
6530 Suppl, 65|           faith with God, because the reason why it is ~reckoned a marriage
6531 Suppl, 65|              concubines, and for this reason they were known as such.~
6532 Suppl, 66|           There is another consequent reason assigned, since those who
6533 Suppl, 66|             with ~one wife. The first reason however is the better.~Aquin.:
6534 Suppl, 66|     irregularity is not contracted by reason of the ~aforesaid kind of
6535 Suppl, 66|             that she be a virgin. The reason assigned by those versed ~
6536 Suppl, 66|               be made a bishop. This ~reason, however, is expressly contrary
6537 Suppl, 66|            she had been ~corrupted by reason of a previous marriage.~
6538 Suppl, 66|              cases, can be with equal reason done away in a certain definite
6539 Suppl, 67|     absolutely speaking: and for this reason the argument does not prove.~
6540 Suppl, 67|               15]. In like manner the reason for a ~dispensation from
6541 Suppl, 67|            forth. But sometimes ~this reason is found in the higher causes,
6542 Suppl, 67|           Jews the bill of divorce by reason of the hardness of their
6543 Suppl, 67|               Law: and that ~for this reason Moses is stated to have
6544 Suppl, 67|       corruption of suspicion in ~the reason they were allowed the sacrifice
6545 Suppl, 67|                eternal life. For this reason they say that although to
6546 Suppl, 67|        remained inordinate, for which reason it is called a sin, ~it
6547 Suppl, 67|               marriage was removed by reason of the divine ~dispensation:
6548 Suppl, 67|               1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the reason given (Dt. 24:4) for its
6549 Suppl, 67|            stated above: and for this reason it was ordered by ~God.~
6550 Suppl, 67|           Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the reason for divorce was hatred for
6551 Suppl, 67|                It would seem that the reason for divorce was hatred for
6552 Suppl, 67|             if hatred is a sufficient reason, a woman could be divorced
6553 Suppl, 67|           hatred is not a ~sufficient reason for divorce.~Aquin.: SMT
6554 Suppl, 67|          opinion of holy men that the reason for ~permission being given
6555 Suppl, 68|              the Church, for the very reason that ~it is not prevented
6556 Suppl, 69|             of ~proportionateness, by reason of which the Scriptures
6557 Suppl, 69|              so that he would have no reason to distinguish between the ~
6558 Suppl, 69|         before the ~resurrection. The reason why a distinction is drawn
6559 Suppl, 69|              sign of faith: for which reason "the place of rest ~given
6560 Suppl, 69|             their situation, there is reason to believe that the place
6561 Suppl, 69|               of nature: and for this reason different ~abodes are appointed
6562 Suppl, 69|       punishments due to some one by ~reason of his person. Of these
6563 Suppl, 69|               grace, and for the same reason neither would he be in the
6564 Suppl, 69|              due to such a person by ~reason of venial sin: nor would
6565 Suppl, 69|             glory does not. ~For this reason, too, the same place, namely
6566 Suppl, 70|                sense and imagination, reason, ~understanding and intelligence,
6567 Suppl, 70|                Therefore for the same reason it would not be ~identically
6568 Suppl, 70|               body: the soul with its reason, and the ~body with its
6569 Suppl, 70|             of the soul, for the same reason it would be ~necessary to
6570 Suppl, 70|   consequently will be in some act by reason of them.~Aquin.: SMT XP
6571 Suppl, 70|                the whole composite by reason of the soul, just as we
6572 Suppl, 70|       punishment of sin: and for this reason we must say that a ~body
6573 Suppl, 71|             to a person, ~not only by reason of his disposition, but
6574 Suppl, 71|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The reason why the sinner who performs
6575 Suppl, 71|               capable of profiting by reason ~of his own indisposition.
6576 Suppl, 71|             from his own debt for the reason that by ~offering suffrages
6577 Suppl, 71|               19): "There is the same reason for ~not praying then" (
6578 Suppl, 71|              punishment, and for this reason ~the saints pray not for
6579 Suppl, 71|               Body Para. 3/5~For this reason the followers of Gilbert
6580 Suppl, 71|         secondly, because there is no reason why the second suffrage, ~
6581 Suppl, 71|           Hence there is not the same reason for ~praying for the dead
6582 Suppl, 71|            can profit the departed by reason ~of charity, and on account
6583 Suppl, 71|              as it were, and for this reason Augustine ~did not reckon,
6584 Suppl, 71|   ecclesiastical unity, ~wherefore by reason of the deed done its effect
6585 Suppl, 71|               person. For there is no reason why the Church is able to ~
6586 Suppl, 71|           place unfitting for ~him by reason of human glory.~Aquin.:
6587 Suppl, 71|        certain inward consolation by ~reason of which one who is in charity
6588 Suppl, 72|           Divine essence - for ~which reason the lower angels are taught
6589 Suppl, 72|            are said to pray for us by reason of their merits availing
6590 Suppl, 72|            rather to assist others by reason of their previous merit: ~
6591 Suppl, 72|              more than the ~others by reason of the effect, since according
6592 Suppl, 72|      spiritual purposes; and for this reason we find that places where ~
6593 Suppl, 72|             this effect; and for this reason is a creature employed as
6594 Suppl, 72|             unnatural dispositions by reason of which they come near
6595 Suppl, 72|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The reason for doubt is expressed in
6596 Suppl, 72|             of lower things: for this reason the Apostle ~says (1 Cor.
6597 Suppl, 72|               that, Those things, the reason of which comes from the
6598 Suppl, 72|             resurrection: because the reason thereof, ~as stated above (
6599 Suppl, 72|               it ~on the principle of reason. For what does the world
6600 Suppl, 72|           come by a demonstration of ~reason to know non-natural things,
6601 Suppl, 72|               but by the induction of reason one may ~know something
6602 Suppl, 72|              of nature, and for which reason the attaining thereto is ~
6603 Suppl, 73|                ii, 1). Now Christ, by reason of His ~bodily resurrection,
6604 Suppl, 73|              I answer that, Christ by reason of His nature is called
6605 Suppl, 74|         movement will cease. For this reason, too, certain ~philosophers,
6606 Suppl, 74|          which men attain by natural ~reason are much more clearly and
6607 Suppl, 74|               as all the others." The reason of this is because ~the
6608 Suppl, 74|              revelation or by natural reason: and the time until the
6609 Suppl, 74|         cannot be reckoned by natural reason, because the resurrection
6610 Suppl, 74|               are foreseen by natural reason to happen at a fixed ~time
6611 Suppl, 74|        circular, it is for this ~very reason able by its nature to endure
6612 Suppl, 74|               be reckoned by natural ~reason. Again it cannot be known
6613 Suppl, 74|             meet Christ: and for this reason when the apostles ~asked
6614 Suppl, 74|         definite number of years. The reason whereof is because the ~
6615 Suppl, 75|           order of nature for another reason, because, as it is ~stated
6616 Suppl, 75|          personally, ~and not only by reason of nature, and one cannot
6617 Suppl, 75|               as ~with the senses and reason: since whatever is composed
6618 Suppl, 75|             to the soul, and for this reason have a ~natural inclination
6619 Suppl, 76|           contrary to the ordering of reason: wherefore it passed after
6620 Suppl, 76|          undeterminate dimensions, by reason of ~which matter is divisible,
6621 Suppl, 76|            the ~genus of substance by reason of their matter, but natural
6622 Suppl, 76|                but natural things by ~reason of their form, as appears
6623 Suppl, 76|           R.O. 2 Para. 4/4~The second reason does not disprove the identity
6624 Suppl, 76|              is not hindered for this reason: and in like manner neither
6625 Suppl, 76|             the genus of substance by reason of its matter, it follows
6626 Suppl, 77|             the members. And for this reason as the elements in the parts ~
6627 Suppl, 77|               have definite forms, by reason of which they, like mixed ~
6628 Suppl, 77|           actually knows it. For this reason Avicenna (Metaph. ii) says ~
6629 Suppl, 77|            but not for quite the same reason. For it holds ~that the
6630 Suppl, 77|            form, and consequently by ~reason thereof it is directed to
6631 Suppl, 78|             difference of sex, but by reason of the difference of ~merits.
6632 Suppl, 78|               by an overflow from the reason whereby man is man, inasmuch
6633 Suppl, 78|              body ~will be subject to reason.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[81] A[
6634 Suppl, 79|             called its operation. The reason of this is that ~whatever
6635 Suppl, 79|               A[1] Body Para. 2/2~The reason however of this impassibility
6636 Suppl, 79|          nature which is ~passible by reason of its essential constituents.
6637 Suppl, 79|             Now glorified bodies, by ~reason of their impassibility,
6638 Suppl, 79|       ultimate act of life, for which reason sleep is described as half-life. ~[*
6639 Suppl, 79|       existing in the imagination or ~reason, if the organ of sense be
6640 Suppl, 79|                Or we may say that the reason ~why one power is hindered
6641 Suppl, 79|             object of touch. For this reason the touch is said to be
6642 Suppl, 79|            glorified bodies, which by reason ~of their impassibility
6643 Suppl, 79|             an opaque body, for which reason lead is affixed to the ~
6644 Suppl, 80|        glorified body?~(2) Whether by reason of this subtlety it can
6645 Suppl, 80|          applied to them, not only by reason of their substance, but ~
6646 Suppl, 80|              be ~penetrative, for the reason that it reaches to the inmost
6647 Suppl, 80|             spirit, and that for this reason the Apostle describes ~as
6648 Suppl, 80|             aforesaid completeness by reason of which ~human bodies are
6649 Suppl, 80|               body) over the body, by reason ~of which dominion the glorified
6650 Suppl, 80|               Consequently ~the first reason for spirituality in the
6651 Suppl, 80|            Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether by reason of this subtlety a glorified
6652 Suppl, 80|              1: It would seem that by reason of this subtlety a body
6653 Suppl, 80|               the glorified bodies by reason of their subtlety will be ~
6654 Suppl, 80|             all other bodies. ~Yet by reason of their superiority certain
6655 Suppl, 80|        Therefore a glorified body, by reason of its ~subtlety, will be
6656 Suppl, 80|             that a glorified body, by reason ~of its subtlety, is able
6657 Suppl, 80|              a place belongs to it by reason ~of that which pertains
6658 Suppl, 80|               said to be ~sensible by reason of its matter, form, and
6659 Suppl, 80|             not follow that for this ~reason it is able to be in the
6660 Suppl, 80|              demands a place, not ~by reason of its quality: wherefore
6661 Suppl, 80|                Therefore ~there is no reason why this should be befitting
6662 Suppl, 80|               same, then for the same reason the dimensions of B will
6663 Suppl, 80|             As shown above (A[2]) the reason why two bodies must ~needs
6664 Suppl, 80|              in that it has a special reason of individuality and distinction,
6665 Suppl, 80|             of the parts, besides the reason of ~individuality and distinction
6666 Suppl, 80|               of the lesser body, by ~reason of its superficies which
6667 Suppl, 80|              with the ~individual, by reason of its having being undivided
6668 Suppl, 80|             even as for a man to lack reason, ~while for two bodies to
6669 Suppl, 80|            glorified body is able by ~reason of its subtlety to be in
6670 Suppl, 80|             even as a body is seen by reason of its color, so is it ~
6671 Suppl, 80|          color, so is it ~measured by reason of its quantity. Now the
6672 Suppl, 80|             the case, ~saying that by reason of its subtlety a glorified
6673 Suppl, 80|             body will not be able, by reason ~of its subtlety, to be
6674 Suppl, 80|         argument is that for the same reason one ~part might permeate
6675 Suppl, 80|             proceeding from a body by reason of its quantity, as being
6676 Suppl, 80|        quantity, as being seen ~is by reason of its color. Consequently
6677 Suppl, 80|        Whether the glorified body, by reason of its subtlety, will be
6678 Suppl, 80|           that the glorified body, by reason of its subtlety, ~is impalpable.
6679 Suppl, 81|      affirmation, and ~conversely, by reason of something that causes
6680 Suppl, 81|               whether by itself or by reason of something extrinsic.
6681 Suppl, 81|            the power of the mover, by reason only of something ~else
6682 Suppl, 81|      opposition to such a movement by reason of its being inclined to
6683 Suppl, 81|             as white resists black by reason of whiteness, and ~all the
6684 Suppl, 81|              it of its corporeity, by reason of which it ~requires a
6685 Suppl, 82|               clarity of ~the soul by reason of its greater merit, so
6686 Suppl, 82|         retain the color due to it by reason ~of the nature of its component
6687 Suppl, 82|              greater still, for which reason the ~sun and the entire
6688 Suppl, 82|              clarity of nature is, by reason of its species, proportionate
6689 Suppl, 83|                Therefore for the same reason neither will their deformity
6690 Suppl, 83|          disposition of the parts, by reason of ~undue quantity, quality,
6691 Suppl, 83|            Hence others say with more reason, that He Who fashioned nature
6692 Suppl, 83|            say that death is penal by reason of the ~bodily pain which
6693 Suppl, 83|            the damned, which for this reason are ~said to be passible.~
6694 Suppl, 84|            lost many goods: for which reason Boethius ~says (De Consol.
6695 Suppl, 84|               done, ~and for the same reason all others.~Aquin.: SMT
6696 Suppl, 84|              written therein, for the reason that it would be impossible
6697 Suppl, 85|               1/1~OBJ 3: Further, the reason why certain things are submitted
6698 Suppl, 85|               require. For this same ~reason there will then be a general
6699 Suppl, 85|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: The reason why Augustine says that "
6700 Suppl, 85|             seems to assign this very reason when He ~said (Acts 1:7): "
6701 Suppl, 85|              care. ~Secondly, for the reason that a man is careful not
6702 Suppl, 86|              Reply OBJ 3: There is no reason why some of the saints should
6703 Suppl, 86|              three ~counts. First, by reason of congruity, since voluntary
6704 Suppl, 86|              all things. Secondly, by reason of merit, since ~exaltation
6705 Suppl, 86|              the chief: and for ~this reason the excellence of judicial
6706 Suppl, 86|           manner of judging. For ~the reason why one of the saints will
6707 Suppl, 86|               vision: but there is no reason why the demons ~should not
6708 Suppl, 86|               not other nations." The reason why all other ~nations are
6709 Suppl, 87|              is called the Ancient by reason of His eternity, according ~
6710 Suppl, 87|              is our Lord, not only by reason of the Creation, ~since "
6711 Suppl, 87|               Ps. 99:3), ~but also by reason of the Redemption, which
6712 Suppl, 87|             glory ~which is in Him by reason of His communication with
6713 Suppl, 87|             there ~would be much more reason for them to grieve rather
6714 Suppl, 87|              be something in them by ~reason of which the affections
6715 Suppl, 88|          evident that likeness is the reason of love. Now man has some
6716 Suppl, 88|               parts of ~the world, by reason of its circular movement.
6717 Suppl, 88|            for ever, and for the same reason, ~neither will other things
6718 Suppl, 88|     perfection by movement. For ~this reason the earth which is the lowest
6719 Suppl, 88|              there be no authority or reason ~to prove this.~Aquin.:
6720 Suppl, 88|            man in two ways. First, by reason ~of necessity, and thus
6721 Suppl, 88|               be condensed, for which reason the rarity of ~the air seems
6722 Suppl, 88|            renewal, nor for ~the same reason will the other elements.~
6723 Suppl, 88|             demons who though weak by reason of ~sin are nevertheless
6724 Suppl, 88|                since there is no more reason for one of them ~remaining
6725 Suppl, 88|               Wherefore for this very reason man did not merit that they ~
6726 Suppl, 89|          mirror as it ~were. For this reason Avicenna in his Metaphysics.
6727 Suppl, 89|             immediately. And for this reason ~those who held the Divine
6728 Suppl, 89|               God on the way, for the reason given ~above.~Aquin.: SMT
6729 Suppl, 89|              is known ~now, for which reason we are said to see now in
6730 Suppl, 89|            shown ~above: and for this reason the comparison fails.~Aquin.:
6731 Suppl, 89|              are ignorant of, for the reason that they know not all ~
6732 Suppl, 89|              things, and for the same reason all the ~other saints who
6733 Suppl, 89|              infinitely ~increased by reason of that vision in order
6734 Suppl, 89|           some other thing, where the reason for ~seeing the one is the
6735 Suppl, 89|            for ~seeing the one is the reason for seeing the other. But
6736 Suppl, 90|               less the principle ~and reason of merit in the act: and
6737 Suppl, 91|             except as a result of the reason's ~choice. Hence compassion
6738 Suppl, 91|              except by the ~choice of reason. Now mercy or compassion
6739 Suppl, 91|               compassion comes of the reason's choice ~when a person
6740 Suppl, 91|             which, in accordance with reason, we do not wish to be dispelled, ~
6741 Suppl, 91|         sufferings according to right reason. Therefore ~the blessed
6742 Suppl, 91|             Secondly, indirectly, by ~reason namely of something annexed
6743 Suppl, 91|          rejoice in another's evil by reason of something annexed to
6744 Suppl, 91|             forestall the judgment of reason, and yet sometimes such
6745 Suppl, 91|               follows the judgment of reason.~
6746 Suppl, 92|            the blessed, ~for the same reason it will be befitting the
6747 Suppl, 92|            reverts to her. As to ~the reason of the name there are various
6748 Suppl, 92|       transferred to another save ~by reason of some likeness. Wherefore
6749 Suppl, 92|               in two ways: either by ~reason of his very great love for
6750 Suppl, 92|               Him, since love is ~the reason of all giving [*Cf. FP,
6751 Suppl, 92|            treat ~now are assigned by reason of a spiritual marriage,
6752 Suppl, 92|                Therefore for the same reason it suffices for Him to be
6753 Suppl, 92|            the part of the object, by reason of ~the thing seen being
6754 Suppl, 92|               part of the vision, by ~reason of the seeing itself being
6755 Suppl, 92|              comprehension, for which reason some take it for the one,
6756 Suppl, 92|             of the beloved: for which reason it will not remain in heaven ~[
6757 Suppl, 92|            act, ~because beatitude by reason of its perfection has of
6758 Suppl, 93|          shape, so that for this very reason it is ~becoming to the perfection
6759 Suppl, 93|            corresponding ~to merit by reason of charity, however little
6760 Suppl, 93|         corresponding to an action by reason of its genus. Hence ~"aureole"
6761 Suppl, 93|           take its name from fruit by reason of any ~comparison with
6762 Suppl, 93|      according to the order of ~right reason. This is the spirituality
6763 Suppl, 93|               fruit: and this for the reason given by Bede ~quoted above,
6764 Suppl, 93|               the greater conflict by reason of their ~recollection of
6765 Suppl, 93|              seem to be said ~without reason, for since we believe the
6766 Suppl, 93|       although she had no conflict by reason of the temptation which
6767 Suppl, 93|                she would not for that reason forfeit her ~virginity:
6768 Suppl, 93|            due to actual martyrdom by reason of its difficulty: ~although,
6769 Suppl, 93|               internal sufferings, by reason of which, however, one is
6770 Suppl, 93|              hands on himself for any reason whatever; unless perchance
6771 Suppl, 93|         Divine instinct, and for this reason the ~Church celebrates their
6772 Suppl, 93|           lose. ~the aureole for that reason, unless his neglect were
6773 Suppl, 93|            unto death, this ~is not a reason for calling a person a martyr,
6774 Suppl, 93|            sake, he does not for that reason ~become a martyr, nor merit
6775 Suppl, 93|              motive ~for martyrdom by reason of its matter, but only
6776 Suppl, 93|              Some say that the use of reason was by the Divine power ~
6777 Suppl, 93|            not due to the angels. The reason of this ~is that an aureole,
6778 Suppl, 93|        conformed to Him: and for this reason an aureole is ~due to them.~
6779 Suppl, 93|                 but judicial power by reason of the humiliation consequent
6780 Suppl, 93|            greatest of all: for which reason a gloss ~on Mt. 5:10, says
6781 Suppl, 93|         suffer persecution." For this reason, too, the Church in enumerating
6782 Suppl, 93|             virginity of ~another, by reason of a greater withdrawal
6783 Suppl, 94|              of punishment. For this ~reason Avicenna himself (Met. ix)
6784 Suppl, 94|      spiritual action, it is for this reason that it ~is stated not to
6785 Suppl, 94|              for its ~matter, for the reason that of all the elements
6786 Suppl, 94|           Latin for 'hell']), for the reason ~that it is beneath us [
6787 Suppl, 94|           rather than have given ~the reason why it is stated or believed
6788 Suppl, 95|          elicits praiseworthy acts by reason of virtuous habits. ~Therefore
6789 Suppl, 95|               by right and deliberate reason would wish not to be?~Aquin.:
6790 Suppl, 95|              by right and deliberate ~reason, to wish not to be. For
6791 Suppl, 95|         according to their deliberate reason.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[98] A[
6792 Suppl, 95|         according to their deliberate reason [*Cf. FP, Q[5], ~A[2], ad
6793 Suppl, 95|          kindred were saved. For this reason the rich ~man prayed that
6794 Suppl, 95|            God not in Himself, but by reason of His effects. Therefore
6795 Suppl, 95|        neither merit nor demerit. The reason for this is because ~merit
6796 Suppl, 95|             the demons are, for which reason the latter demerit as ~regards
6797 Suppl, 95|            Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 3: The reason why they are not excused
6798 Suppl, 95|          perfect. There may also be a reason for sorrow both on the ~
6799 Suppl, 96|           could be eternal." ~Another reason is because man sinned in
6800 Suppl, 96|           follows that for this ~very reason he directs the whole of
6801 Suppl, 96|              to ~live." Still another reason may be given why the punishment
6802 Suppl, 96|               again there is a fourth reason for the same: because guilt ~
6803 Suppl, 96|              have ~escaped: for which reason they will acknowledge themselves
6804 Suppl, 96|               damned. But there is no reason why some men or some ~angels
6805 Suppl, 96|            was troubled for that very reason (Jonas 4:1). ~Therefore
6806 Suppl, 96|            Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The reason why the discussion refers
6807 Appen1, 1|              is due to ~actual sin by reason of the conversion. Therefore
6808 Appen1, 1|               due to ~original sin by reason of concupiscence. ~Aquin.:
6809 Appen1, 1|              as in the blessed) or by reason of original justice (as
6810 Appen1, 1|           Baptism." He also gives the reason why, although they do ~not
6811 Appen1, 1|             and glory is not for that reason ~worthy of punishment, and
6812 Appen1, 1|            punishment is not for that reason worthy of glory and honor."~
6813 Appen1, 1|               is voluntary: for which reason that which is less voluntary
6814 Appen1, 1|               God, and for that very ~reason will love Him naturally.
6815 Appen1, 1|              Para. 2/2~Further, right reason does not allow one to be
6816 Appen1, 1|              children there is ~right reason deflected by no actual sin.
6817 Appen1, 1|         suffer no pain, because their reason will be so much ~in the
6818 Appen1, 1|              which, to say the least, reason is able to explore, ~and
6819 Appen1, 1|             things subject to natural reason, and know God, and that
6820 Appen1, 1|               Moreover ~the very same reason that impugns their being
6821 Appen1, 1|               of eternal life and the reason for this privation, and ~
6822 Appen1, 1|             if one is guided by right reason ~one does not grieve through
6823 Appen1, 2|              sin away. They assign as reason for this that ~venial sin
6824 Appen1, 2|           sleep is not said, for this reason, to diminish ~concupiscence,
6825 Appen1, 2|            relation to uncleanness by reason of its cause.~Aquin.: SMT
6826 Appen2, 1|            justice of God: for ~which reason such a statement is erroneous