Part, Question

 1   2, 28 |        concord and peace, viz. ~dissension; hence it is written (1
 2   2, 28 |          God is not the God of ~dissension but of peace." Therefore
 3   2, 28 |        1~Reply OBJ 3: A twofold dissension is opposed to peace, namely
 4   2, 28 |        opposed to peace, namely dissension ~between a man and himself,
 5   2, 28 |  between a man and himself, and dissension between one man and another. ~
 6   2, 28 |         Now many desire war and dissension. Therefore all men do not ~
 7   2, 28 |     Even those who seek war and dissension, desire nothing but ~peace,
 8   2, 28 |    compatible with charity. But dissension, which is contrary to peace, ~
 9   2, 28 |       as are important; because dissension in small ~matters is scarcely
10   2, 28 |   matters is scarcely accounted dissension. Hence nothing hinders those
11   2, 28 |         to goods of importance, dissension with regard to some that
12   2, 28 | contrary to charity: for such a dissension proceeds from a ~difference
13   2, 28 |          which is the object of dissension, belongs to the good about
14   2, 28 |          Accordingly such like ~dissension about very slight matters
15   2, 28 |         in respect of joy, and ~dissension in respect of peace.~Aquin.:
16   2, 35 |         so said, there arose a ~dissension between the Pharisees and
17   2, 35 |     Acts 15:39): "There arose a dissension" between Paul and Barnabas, "
18   2, 40 |     easily be done without some dissension ~in the multitude, if one
19   2, 130|       among them were given to ~dissension and restlessness, contending
20   2, 181|       little ~difference causes dissension in a state." Therefore it