Part, Question

1   2, 88 |     overthrow, to destroy, hence 'perversion' of God's ~law is a mortal
2   2, 92 | absolutely speaking, but rather a perversion of law; and yet ~in so far
3   2, 94 |         are naturally evil; which perversion stood in need of correction.~
4   2, 95 |         is no longer ~a law but a perversion of law.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[
5   2, 10 |           sin ~that occurs in the perversion of morals. This does not
6   2, 10 |          weak in the faith, whose perversion is to be feared as a probable ~
7   2, 24 |         for the perfect, of whose perversion there is no fear, to ~associate
8   2, 78 |           things are told without perversion. It may also be ~considered
9   2, 153|         Now ~whatever pertains to perversion of reason is not according