Part, Question

 1   2, 102 |          or that man should not adopt ~the effeminate manners
 2   2, 105 |        probable that they would adopt ~their religious practices.
 3   2, 53  |        belongs to craftiness to adopt ~ways that are not true
 4   2, 62  | afflictions of this life, is to adopt a greater evil in ~order
 5   3, 23  |         fitting that God should adopt sons?~(2) Whether this is
 6   3, 23  |         fitting that God should adopt sons?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[23]
 7   3, 23  |         fitting that God should adopt sons. ~For, as jurists say,
 8   3, 23  |       unfitting that God should adopt.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[23] A[
 9   3, 23  |       unfitting that God should adopt. ~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[23] A[
10   3, 23  |       unfitting that God should adopt.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[23] A[
11   3, 23  | ineffectual. Therefore God does adopt some as His sons.~Aquin.:
12   3, 23  |        beatitude, He is said to adopt ~them. Moreover Divine exceeds
13   3, 23  |        the whole Trinity should adopt?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[23] A[
14   3, 23  |        the whole Trinity should adopt. For ~adoption is said of
15   3, 23  |       But among men those ~only adopt who can beget: and in God
16   3, 23  |        God the Father alone can adopt.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[23] A[
17   3, 23  |  Therefore it belongs to Him to adopt, Who has the Son and the ~
18   3, 23  |     befits the ~Father alone to adopt.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[23] A[
19   3, 23  |  contrary, It belongs to Him to adopt us as sons, Whom we can
20   3, 23  |         45], A[6]. Therefore to adopt is ~befitting to the whole
21   3, 23  |         to the whole Trinity to adopt men as sons of God.~Aquin.:
22   3, 41  |      becoming for Christ not to adopt an extreme form of ~austere
23   3, 42  |  excellent ~of teachers, should adopt that manner of teaching
24 Suppl, 57|      naturally is competent to ~adopt. But this is untrue, since
25 Suppl, 57|         of age, nor a woman can adopt, and ~yet they can beget
26 Suppl, 57|         especially competent to adopt someone as his child. But
27 Suppl, 57|         he is not ~competent to adopt. Therefore adoption is not
28 Suppl, 57|    inheritance. ~But no one can adopt in this way except one who
29 Suppl, 57|         not his own ~master can adopt, without the consent of
30 Suppl, 57|    those alone are competent to adopt who ~have the power to dispose
31 Suppl, 57|        age, or a woman, ~cannot adopt anyone, except by special
32 Suppl, 57|      and consequently he cannot adopt, as neither can he beget. ~
33 Suppl, 57|         a younger person cannot adopt an older; but ~according
34 Suppl, 57|    baptized. Now a woman cannot adopt, as stated above (A[1],
35 Suppl, 57|         OBJ 3: Even a woman can adopt by permission of the sovereign, ~
36 Suppl, 59|  Israelites were more liable to adopt their rites and customs