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 1   1, 109 |           private contracts; good Christians by public justice, bad ~
 2   1, 109 |           by public justice, bad ~Christians by the signs of public justice."
 3   1, 109 |         the city. ~Therefore good Christians, so far as they work miracles
 4   1, 109 |         public justice": but bad ~Christians by the "signs of public
 5   2, 103 |          our sacraments, in which Christians share, are the ~actual representation."~
 6   2, 10  |           can have authority over Christians?~(11) Whether the rites
 7   2, 10  |           servant by command. Now Christians can have unbelievers, either
 8   2, 10  |        when, while dwelling among Christians they are guilty of some ~
 9   2, 10  |      Wherefore the Church permits Christians to work on the land ~of
10   2, 10  |    children as soon as these were Christians. Therefore these should
11   2, 11  |          heresies and sects among Christians, so were there ~among the
12   2, 11  |           so also heresies among ~Christians are about matter touching
13   2, 38  |        country, or in defense of ~Christians, God will give him a heavenly
14   2, 58  |         our Lord ~does not forbid Christians to reprove others from kindly
15   2, 93  |        not to be mentioned among ~Christians, and we forbid the practice
16   2, 97  |          2 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: Christians are sanctified by faith
17   2, 102 |           Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether Christians are bound to obey the secular
18   2, 102 |          1/1~OBJ 1: It seems that Christians are not bound to obey the
19   2, 102 |       free in every kingdom." Now Christians, by their ~faith in Christ,
20   2, 102 |         usurpation, it seems that Christians ought not to ~obey secular
21   2, 170 |        purpose the destruction of Christians." And since prophecy is ~
22   2, 176 |         miracles in one way, good Christians in another, ~wicked Christians
23   2, 176 |    Christians in another, ~wicked Christians in another. Magicians by
24   2, 176 |    compact with the ~demons, good Christians by their manifest righteousness,
25   2, 176 |      manifest righteousness, evil Christians ~by the outward signs of
26   2, 185 |     disorderly." For he calls all Christians brothers, since at that
27   2, 185 |           needy brethren; for all Christians belong to one ~commonwealth."~
28   2, 187 |          to draw Gentiles or even Christians to observe the ~Jewish ritual,
29   3, 16  |         man," is admitted by all ~Christians, yet not in the same way
30   3, 23  |     Christian." But other men are Christians by the grace of adoption. ~
31   3, 67  |        can baptize who were never Christians; nor should anything be ~
32   3, 67  |         brought up among Catholic Christians, the ~godparents may well
33   3, 72  |          they ~may become perfect Christians."~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[72] A[
34   3, 80  |      given to such with the other Christians. I think ~that it is beseeming
35 Suppl, 93|        suffices when they become ~Christians and keep the commandments
36 Suppl, 96|           least the punishment of Christians has an end?~(5) Whether
37 Suppl, 96|         Whether the punishment of Christians is brought to an end by
38 Suppl, 96|           least the punishment of Christians is ~brought to an end by
39 Suppl, 96|          Christian. Therefore all Christians will at length be saved.~
40 Suppl, 96|           meat and drink ~whereof Christians partake in common. Therefore
41 Suppl, 96|          in common. Therefore all Christians will be ~saved at length.~
42 Suppl, 96|         kingdom of God." Now some Christians are unjust. Therefore ~Christians
43 Suppl, 96| Christians are unjust. Therefore ~Christians will not all come to the
44 Suppl, 96|     punished for ever. Therefore ~Christians who have turned back after
45 Suppl, 96|        for ~all men, but only for Christians. although they stated the