Part, Question

 1   1, 63  | considered in sin, namely, the ~proneness to sin, and the motive for
 2   1, 63  |         angels we ~consider the proneness to sin, it seems that the
 3   1, 63  |         sin did not come of any proneness, but of free choice ~alone.
 4   1, 64  | considered in sin, namely, the ~proneness to sin, and the motive for
 5   1, 64  |         angels we ~consider the proneness to sin, it seems that the
 6   1, 64  |         sin did not come of any proneness, but of free choice ~alone.
 7   1, 113 |     whose sin there resulted a ~proneness to sin in the whole human
 8   2, 81  |          i.e. in respect of the proneness to sin: and consequently
 9   2, 85  |        a sin, but as a certain ~proneness of the will to evil, according
10   2, 93  |         so far as it ~denotes a proneness to sin, it is contrary to
11   2, 105 |  tolerate it on account of ~the proneness of the Jews to avarice;
12   2, 37  |         where there is greater ~proneness to sin, a more severe punishment
13   2, 41  |       OBJ 5: "Weakness" denotes proneness to scandal; while "offense" ~
14   2, 185 |         that ~excel in cold, so proneness to pride is most efficaciously
15   3, 14  |         grace, as ~ignorance, a proneness towards evil, and a difficulty
16   3, 27  |      away as far as it causes a proneness to evil. Others again, that
17   3, 65  |   Eucharist, against the soul's proneness to sin; Penance, against
18   3, 69  |      after ~Baptism man retains proneness to evil which removes virtue;
19   3, 69  |    Difficulty in doing good and proneness to evil are in the ~baptized,
20   3, 80  |      thoughts on account of the proneness to consent, rather than
21 Suppl, 60|      and it is to repress this ~proneness that the Church has forbidden
22 Appen1, 2|      venial sin arises from the proneness of the fomes, ~sin results