Part, Question

 1   2, 39  |          will and ~reason, which detest the evil, so sorrow for
 2   2, 39  |           reason and will, which detest the good. Consequently such
 3   2, 113 |       love God, so ~likewise, to detest sin whereby the soul is
 4   2, 113 |        them to mind, in order to detest ~them; for this is to fly
 5   2, 113 |         justification a man must detest each sin he ~remembers to
 6   2, 113 |        moved towards God and ~to detest sin. Hence justification
 7   2, 113 |         ungodly, is a consent to detest sin, and to draw ~near to
 8   2, 33  |          a man goes so far as to detest them, and this is properly
 9   2, 96  |     perjury: "See how you should detest this horrible beast and ~
10   3, 87  |           namely that man should detest actually the mortal sin
11   3, 87  |          mortal sin, in order to detest each one. ~But this is,
12   3, 90  |         it belongs to penance to detest one's past sins, and to
13 Suppl, 1 | generically good, for this is to detest one's own will whereby ~
14 Suppl, 1 |          to which it ~belongs to detest and destroy past sins, the
15 Suppl, 12|      when looking at the past we detest the causes of sins on account
16 Suppl, 49|       perfection requires one to detest it. But ~this is impossible,