Part, Question
1 1, 62 | because thus he would be meriting it ~now; which is clearly
2 1, 62 | a lower angel could by ~meriting rise up to the rank of a
3 1, 62 | which is the principle of meriting, ~and by perfect grace,
4 1, 63 | because thus he would be meriting it ~now; which is clearly
5 1, 63 | a lower angel could by ~meriting rise up to the rank of a
6 1, 63 | which is the principle of meriting, ~and by perfect grace,
7 2, 114 | has an ~obstacle to his meriting grace, viz. sin. But when
8 2, 114 | that he speaks of faith as meriting ~justification. But if we
9 2, 114 | forgiveness in prayer, ~or by meriting congruously by other good
10 2, 12 | come there is no state of meriting or ~demeriting. Therefore
11 2, 66 | to do: for instance from meriting ~eternal life, and from
12 2, 81 | effect, namely, efficacy in meriting and efficacy in ~impetrating.
13 2, 81 | act, is efficacious in ~meriting, because it proceeds from
14 2, 81 | not for its efficacy in ~meriting, because thus it depends
15 2, 108 | inconsistent with their meriting an eternal reward. It is
16 2, 180 | come will be a state not of meriting ~but of receiving the reward
17 3, 19 | less than the dignity of meriting, which pertains to the ~
18 3, 19 | He is not in the state of meriting.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[19] A[
19 3, 23 | granted to any man without ~meriting it to be a Christian, so
20 3, 23 | happen that this man without ~meriting it was Christ. But there
21 3, 49 | which is the cause of meriting, does not come under merit.
22 3, 49 | Reply OBJ 1: The source of meriting comes of the soul, while
23 3, 49 | which was the source of meriting, ought not to be ~acquired
24 3, 50 | which is the principle of meriting. ~Consequently, Christ's
25 Suppl, 4 | are not in the ~state of meriting. In this life, however,
26 Suppl, 19| proceeds from a mere man, ~as meriting by his own act: this blessing
27 Suppl, 69| body is in the ~state of meriting, while the soul separated
28 Suppl, 69| Reply OBJ 2: The state of meriting and demeriting is one state,
29 Suppl, 69| man outside the state ~of meriting or demeriting: whereas we
30 Suppl, 71| it may be considered as meriting eternal life, ~and this
31 Suppl, 72| are not in the state of meriting. ~Therefore they cannot
32 Suppl, 72| are not in the state of meriting, it does not follow that
33 Suppl, 86| certain ~things connected with meriting well, it behooves, for the
34 Suppl, 93| merit but in the manner ~of meriting; so that although two persons
35 Suppl, 93| merit as regards the way of ~meriting. But this would seem contrary
36 Suppl, 93| this more excellent way of meriting: and it is this excellence
37 Suppl, 96| nothing profits them to the meriting of ~eternal life, or to
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