Part, Question
1 2, 89 | vainglory which preceded man's downfall, was his first ~mortal sin,
2 2, 89 | stated to have preceded his downfall into the ~outward act of
3 2, 101 | he would be in danger of downfall, were ~he to despise what
4 2, 105 | the chief causes of the downfall of states has ~been the
5 2, 13 | that "so great is the downfall of this sin that it cannot
6 2, 32 | but the last thing in the downfall of virtue ~resulting from
7 2, 41 | that occasions spiritual downfall?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[43] A[
8 2, 41 | that occasions spiritual downfall." For scandal ~is a sin
9 2, 41 | of another's ~spiritual downfall, because accidental causes
10 2, 41 | occasions another's spiritual ~downfall, any deed or word can be
11 2, 41 | his neighbor's spiritual downfall when ~he offends or weakens
12 2, 41 | occasion another's spiritual downfall.'"~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[43]
13 2, 41 | may be rendered ~offense, downfall, or a stumbling against
14 2, 41 | disposed to a spiritual downfall by another's word or deed,
15 2, 41 | disposes a man to spiritual downfall, ~except that which has
16 2, 41 | instead of conducing to his downfall. ~Scandal is, therefore,
17 2, 41 | occasions another's spiritual downfall."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[43] A[
18 2, 41 | conducing to his spiritual downfall: hence it cannot come under
19 2, 41 | another man's spiritual downfall. Hence the Apostle says ~(
20 2, 41 | cause of a man's spiritual downfall, which is ~sin, save his
21 2, 41 | conducing somewhat to that downfall. For this ~reason scandal
22 2, 41 | of another's spiritual ~downfall, wherefore his act is called "
23 2, 41 | occasion of ~the other's downfall, but it is this other one
24 2, 41 | occasion of the other's downfall. Sometimes therefore it ~
25 2, 41 | sometimes without spiritual downfall; and "scandal" is ~the stumbling
26 2, 41 | stumbling that results in downfall.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[43] A[
27 2, 41 | so occasions a spiritual downfall. ~Accordingly passive scandal
28 2, 41 | succumbs to a spiritual ~downfall, and that is a sin.~Aquin.:
29 2, 41 | occasion another's spiritual downfall, but merely to satisfy ~
30 2, 41 | disposed to a spiritual downfall. Consequently ~passive scandal
31 2, 41 | stumbling results in a ~downfall, for instance, when a person
32 2, 41 | occasion another's ~spiritual downfall, and that is only when what
33 2, 113 | grievous the consequent downfall, as may be understood ~from
34 2, 150 | restore the virgin after her ~downfall." Therefore seemingly virginity
35 2, 154 | passion which occasions the downfall of reason. ~In this way
36 2, 160 | ii, 38]) that it is "the downfall of all ~virtues." Therefore
37 2, 163 | temptation in ~bringing about the downfall of the man, both because
38 3, 42 | the occasion of anyone's downfall. "But if scandal ~arise
39 Suppl, 86| torment through the manifold downfall of those whom they have
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