Part, Question

 1   2, 108|          the ~religious life that professes the state of perfection
 2   2, 11 |         Scripture. Moreover a man professes his faith by the words that
 3   2, 79 |         faith." Now true religion professes faith in one God. Therefore
 4   2, 95 |           God, if by his deeds he professes an error contrary to the
 5   2, 95 |        Now the superstitious man ~professes an error, as shown above (
 6   2, 184|        the ~counsels. For whoever professes a certain state of life
 7   2, 184|         state. Now each religious professes the ~state of perfection.
 8   2, 184| profession to be ~perfect, but he professes to endeavor to attain perfection;
 9   2, 184|           1/2~Reply OBJ 1: He who professes a rule does not vow to observe
10   2, 186|         poverty, according as it ~professes a poverty more adapted to
11   2, 186|       according as the poverty it professes is more perfect, but ~according
12   3, 20 |          subjection to God Christ professes of ~Himself. The first (
13   3, 71 |          in the child's stead he ~professes the Church's faith which
14 Suppl, 7|        heart agree. For ~if a man professes with his lips what he does