Part, Question

 1   1, 23  |         arises ~from the merits or demerits of their actions. Therefore
 2   1, 23  |  foreknowledge of their merits and demerits.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[23] A[
 3   1, 112 |       there are contrary merits or demerits, so that one of them is
 4   2, 21  |          forms part, he merits ~or demerits, inasmuch as he disposes
 5   2, 21  |           Therefore man merits ~or demerits nothing in God's sight,
 6   2, 162 |           account of any merits or demerits previous to this life, ~
 7   3, 4   |       which man neither merits nor demerits, ~whereas, on the contrary,
 8   3, 19  | justification of life." But Adam's demerits reached to the ~condemnation
 9   3, 59  |            man neither merits nor ~demerits, still in a measure they
10 Suppl, 69|           on account of ~merits or demerits. Now there is one place
11 Suppl, 79|          account of the merits or ~demerits of the soul. Therefore all
12 Suppl, 84|    JUDGMENT ~CONCERNING MERITS AND DEMERITS (THREE ARTICLES)~In the
13 Suppl, 84|             concerning ~merits and demerits; the second will be the
14 Suppl, 84|      glance to see all merits and ~demerits?~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[87] A[
15 Suppl, 84|           Although many merits and demerits will have escaped our ~memory,
16 Suppl, 84|        grace. In like manner those demerits which are not ~blotted out
17 Suppl, 84|          effect. Now the merits or demerits contained in a ~person's
18 Suppl, 84|            will, whence merits and demerits proceed. Nor again will ~
19 Suppl, 84|          since there will be many ~demerits, which through being wholly
20 Suppl, 84|            according to merits and demerits. Therefore just as it ~behooves
21 Suppl, 84|           recall his own merits or demerits, so will he be cognizant
22 Suppl, 84|            the preceding merits or demerits will come to a certain ~
23 Suppl, 84|     possible for a man's merits or demerits to be ~made known by their
24 Suppl, 84|           1~Whether all merits and demerits, one's own as well as those
25 Suppl, 84|            that not all merits and demerits, one's own as well ~as those
26 Suppl, 84|        same time." Now merits and ~demerits, both our own and those
27 Suppl, 84|      consider all one's merits and demerits and ~those of others, if
28 Suppl, 84|            will see all merits and demerits, both one's own and those
29 Suppl, 86|          such as ~human merits and demerits, are subject to Divine authority
30 Suppl, 86|          publication of merits and demerits in the hearts of all men ~(