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501 2, 79 | Now man is made worse by ~spiritual blindness and hardness of
502 2, 79 | God is not the cause ~of spiritual blindness and hardness of
503 2, 79 | causes. But ~the cause of spiritual blindness is said to be
504 2, 79 | God is ~not the cause of spiritual blindness and hardness of
505 2, 79 | Para. 1/3~I answer that, Spiritual blindness and hardness of
506 2, 79 | God is not the ~cause of spiritual blindness and hardness of
507 2, 79 | this God is ~the cause of spiritual blindness and hardness of
508 2, 79 | way, God is the cause of spiritual blindness, deafness of ear, ~
509 2, 79 | teaching," hence it is that ~spiritual "blindness" corresponds
510 2, 79 | turns all blindness to the spiritual welfare of those ~who are
511 2, 79 | directed medicinally to the spiritual ~welfare of those who are
512 2, 79 | blindness of some to their spiritual ~welfare, is due to His
513 2, 80 | imaginary forms, being more ~spiritual, are more excellent than
514 2, 80 | be moved locally by the ~spiritual nature: so that the devil
515 2, 81 | are never inflicted with spiritual punishment on ~account of
516 2, 83 | senses the sight is the most spiritual and ~the nearest to reason,
517 2, 84 | which is sadness about one's spiritual good, on ~account of the
518 2, 84 | who declines to acquire spiritual goods on ~account of the
519 2, 86 | a stain is ascribed ~to spiritual things in like manner. Now
520 2, 87 | who governs ~him either in spiritual or in temporal matters,
521 2, 87 | one ~who is deprived of spiritual goods, according to 1 Cor.
522 2, 87 | of small account: whereas spiritual goods are man's chief goods. ~
523 2, 87 | to Divine justice to give spiritual goods to the ~virtuous,
524 2, 87 | is detrimental to their ~spiritual good; wherefore the psalm
525 2, 87 | Para. 2/2~With regard to spiritual punishments, these are not
526 2, 87 | if they be ~referred to spiritual punishments, they must be
527 2, 88 | Now the principle of the spiritual life, which is a ~life in
528 2, 88 | mortal through causing the spiritual death of the soul. Therefore
529 2, 89 | 3:12) to be built on a spiritual foundation. Now venial sins
530 2, 89 | are ~something outside a spiritual foundation, even as false
531 2, 89 | are ~indeed built upon the spiritual edifice, but are mixed with
532 2, 89 | multiplied in a man, while ~the spiritual edifice remains, and for
533 2, 89 | said to be built upon the spiritual ~foundation, as though they
534 2, 89 | but not built upon the ~spiritual edifice; and consequently
535 2, 93 | virtue." In this way the spiritual man is not under the law,
536 2, 96 | the public ~law." Now all spiritual men are led by the private
537 2, 96 | framed by man: ~and therefore spiritual men, in so far as they are
538 2, 96 | Nevertheless the very ~fact that spiritual men are subject to law,
539 2, 98 | less account with God than spiritual goods. ~Therefore He should
540 2, 99 | things and cleaving to things spiritual, as is clear ~from the words
541 2, 99 | they had already become spiritual (so that ~misfortune might
542 2, 100 | us to the repose of the spiritual ~Sabbath. Consequently,
543 2, 100 | shall live in them." But the spiritual ~life of man is through
544 2, 101 | practice more perfectly the spiritual worship of God.~Aquin.:
545 2, 102 | in the sacrifice whereof ~spiritual grace is contained, is of
546 2, 102 | matters that regarded the spiritual worship of God, ~consisting
547 2, 102 | sacrifice of the Church is spiritual; wherefore ~with us the
548 2, 102 | world, which is that of spiritual substances: ~while that
549 2, 102 | glory of heaven or the spiritual state of the New Law to
550 2, 102 | betokened ~the concealing of the spiritual sacrifices under the sacrifices
551 2, 102 | signified the higher world ~of spiritual substances, hence that tabernacle
552 2, 102 | higher world ~there are spiritual substances called angels.
553 2, 102 | enclosed as it were in that spiritual world, the ~intelligible
554 2, 102 | and wisdom, like other spiritual ~goods, belongs to the right
555 2, 102 | between temporal goods and ~spiritual wisdom; because thereby
556 2, 102 | wisdom; because thereby both spiritual wisdom and temporal ~goods
557 2, 102 | table, because ~He is our spiritual food, according to Jn. 6:
558 2, 102 | to God in Christ, by the spiritual desires of the perfect,
559 2, 102 | The Sabbath signified the spiritual rest bestowed by ~Christ,
560 2, 102 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 8: Further, spiritual uncleanness cannot be cleansed
561 2, 102 | worship is twofold; viz. spiritual, consisting in devotion
562 2, 102 | men are hindered in the spiritual worship by sins, whereby
563 2, 102 | to be ~consecrated to the spiritual ministry of Christ, should
564 2, 102 | the fulfilment of their ~spiritual ministry.~Aquin.: SMT FS
565 2, 102 | divine worship, whether spiritual or ~corporal. Now the worship
566 2, 102 | of which is required for ~spiritual cleanness. Of birds certain
567 2, 102 | temporal affairs, but dull in spiritual matters. The ~gull, which
568 2, 102 | things we have to keep the spiritual senses, i.e. the offspring, ~
569 2, 102 | to be understood, in ~the spiritual sense, of the prohibition
570 2, 102 | the ~Church, which is a spiritual vineyard. Likewise "the
571 2, 102 | 6] R.O. 11 Para. 2/2~The spiritual reason for these things
572 2, 103 | in the Old Law. One was spiritual and is ~the uncleanness
573 2, 106 | 14:17). As to the use of spiritual grace, this consists in
574 2, 106 | was not first ~which is spiritual, but that which is natural."
575 2, 106 | But the New Law is highly ~spiritual. Therefore it was not fitting
576 2, 106 | the Holy Ghost, ~wherein spiritual men will hold the first
577 2, 107 | the New Testament contains spiritual and eternal promises": since
578 2, 107 | they hoped in promises ~spiritual and eternal, according to
579 2, 107 | who had not yet received spiritual grace, was called ~the "
580 2, 107 | its pre-eminence from the spiritual grace instilled into our
581 2, 107 | described as containing spiritual and ~eternal promises, which
582 2, 107 | Ghost, looked chiefly to ~spiritual and eternal promises: and
583 2, 108 | righteousness, peace, and spiritual joy, all external acts that
584 2, 108 | righteousness, peace, and spiritual joy, are in ~opposition
585 2, 108 | to superiors, temporal or spiritual, referring, namely, to the
586 2, 108 | of those who were to have spiritual or temporal charge of ~others.
587 2, 108 | was to be changed into spiritual worship: as ~is evident
588 2, 108 | things of this world, and spiritual goods ~wherein eternal happiness
589 2, 108 | falls ~away altogether from spiritual goods. Hence this disorder
590 2, 109 | movements, both corporeal ~and spiritual, are reduced to the simple
591 2, 109 | how perfect a corporeal or spiritual nature is supposed ~to be,
592 2, 109 | and inasmuch as man has a spiritual ~fellowship with God. Moreover
593 2, 112 | light," Now ~sin, which is spiritual darkness, may be known with
594 2, 112 | therefore, may grace, which is spiritual light, be ~known.~Aquin.:
595 2, 113 | them by ~Christ through spiritual regeneration. And the same
596 2, 114 | promises were figures of spiritual things to come. For the
597 2, 1 | OBJ 3: Further, faith is a spiritual light. Now something is
598 2, 4 | the connecting bond of the spiritual edifice is charity, according
599 2, 8 | foundation of ~the entire spiritual edifice, as stated above (
600 2, 9 | Created goods do not cause spiritual joy, except in so far ~as
601 2, 9 | is the proper cause of ~spiritual joy. Hence spiritual peace
602 2, 9 | of ~spiritual joy. Hence spiritual peace and the resulting
603 2, 10 | not the right ~to exercise spiritual judgment over them, but
604 2, 10 | the point of inflicting spiritual punishment on them: but
605 2, 10 | parents, which is like a ~spiritual womb, for so long as man
606 2, 11 | prostitution of unbelief ~which is spiritual prostitution, should be
607 2, 11 | good is twofold: one is spiritual, ~namely the health of the
608 2, 12 | from the first principle of spiritual life, ~which principle is
609 2, 13 | truth, envy of our brother's spiritual good, which ~are assigned
610 2, 13 | and envy of a ~brother's spiritual good, belong to blasphemy
611 2, 13 | is "envy of a brother's ~spiritual good," when, namely, a man
612 2, 13 | the envy of a brother's ~spiritual good, whereby the members
613 2, 13 | so to speak, restores ~spiritual health to such men.~Aquin.:
614 2, 14 | to the consideration of spiritual goods; ~while blindness
615 2, 14 | understanding, whereby a ~man knows spiritual goods by apprehending them,
616 2, 14 | careful consideration of spiritual ~things. ~Aquin.: SMT SS
617 2, 14 | to ~what is remote. Now spiritual vices are nearer the mind
618 2, 14 | of sense are caused by ~spiritual rather than by carnal vices.~
619 2, 14 | entirely the knowledge of ~spiritual things, while dulness of
620 2, 15 | as being the principle of spiritual ~life, wherefore it is presupposed
621 2, 16 | goods, both temporal and spiritual, of the present life, ~and,
622 2, 18 | is the beginning of the ~spiritual life, as explained above (
623 2, 18 | to the ~perfection of the spiritual life, according to Mt. 19:
624 2, 18 | belong to the perfection of spiritual life. And this ~perfection
625 2, 18 | obtain a perfect ~share of spiritual goods, needs to begin by
626 2, 18 | beatitude which is the term of spiritual ~perfection, fittingly corresponds
627 2, 19 | overthrows the foundation of the ~spiritual edifice. Therefore despair
628 2, 19 | so is sloth ~contrary to spiritual joy. But spiritual joy arises
629 2, 19 | contrary to spiritual joy. But spiritual joy arises from hope, according ~
630 2, 19 | another. Now, the fact that spiritual goods taste good to ~us
631 2, 19 | man to have a distaste for spiritual things, and not to ~hope
632 2, 22 | angels. The ~other is man's spiritual life in respect of his mind,
633 2, 23 | befit charity which is a spiritual ~perfection, while virtual
634 2, 23 | Further, charity is a kind of spiritual light in the soul, ~according
635 2, 23 | 1/1~I answer that, The spiritual increase of charity is somewhat
636 2, 23 | 1/3~I answer that, The spiritual increase of charity may
637 2, 24 | itself the fellowship of the spiritual life, ~whereby we arrive
638 2, 24 | good things for him, namely spiritual goods, indeed they do their
639 2, 24 | man, nor do they desire spiritual goods for him, ~nor do they
640 2, 24 | external goods ~as to despise spiritual goods.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
641 2, 25 | are two things in man, his spiritual nature and his ~corporeal
642 2, 25 | himself with regard to his spiritual nature, as stated above ~(
643 2, 25 | himself more as regards his spiritual ~mind, because it pertains
644 2, 25 | a good of ~the mind. In spiritual matters, however, man ought
645 2, 25 | ought to provide for his spiritual children whom he ~has begotten
646 2, 26 | immediately to Him with a chain of spiritual union.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
647 2, 27 | and God in him." Therefore spiritual ~joy, which is about God,
648 2, 27 | this mourning, and this spiritual joy about God, since to ~
649 2, 27 | Reply OBJ 3: There can be spiritual joy about God in two ways.
650 2, 27 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the spiritual joy, which results from
651 2, 27 | It would seem that the spiritual joy that results from charity
652 2, 27 | that weep." Therefore the ~spiritual joy of charity is compatible
653 2, 27 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether the spiritual joy which proceeds from
654 2, 27 | It would seem that the spiritual joy which proceeds from
655 2, 27 | will, in all wisdom and spiritual ~understanding."~Aquin.:
656 2, 28 | is a final good, having spiritual sweetness.~Aquin.: SMT SS
657 2, 29 | that of the faithful is in spiritual matters, and so ~forth):
658 2, 29 | own life, either for the spiritual or for the temporal common
659 2, 30 | are of greater account, spiritual or corporal?~(4) Whether
660 2, 30 | Whether corporal alms have a spiritual effect?~(5) Whether the
661 2, 30 | 3~Again we reckon seven spiritual alms, namely, to instruct
662 2, 30 | to be reckoned among the spiritual almsdeeds.~Aquin.: SMT SS
663 2, 30 | soul, ~and are relieved by spiritual almsdeeds, while others
664 2, 30 | Para. 2/2~In like manner spiritual needs are relieved by spiritual
665 2, 30 | spiritual needs are relieved by spiritual acts in two ~ways, first
666 2, 30 | are of more account than spiritual alms?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[32]
667 2, 30 | are of more account than ~spiritual alms. For it is more praiseworthy
668 2, 30 | spirit which is relieved by spiritual alms. ~Therefore corporal
669 2, 30 | always compensation in ~spiritual almsdeeds, since he who
670 2, 30 | are of more account than ~spiritual almsdeeds.~Aquin.: SMT SS
671 2, 30 | welcome to a needy man than a spiritual alms. Therefore ~bodily
672 2, 30 | are of more account than spiritual almsdeeds.~Aquin.: SMT SS
673 2, 30 | unjustly." Now reproof is a ~spiritual alms. Therefore spiritual
674 2, 30 | spiritual alms. Therefore spiritual almsdeeds are preferable
675 2, 30 | simply; and in this respect, spiritual almsdeeds hold the first
676 2, 30 | excellent, since ~it is a spiritual gift, which surpasses a
677 2, 30 | neighbor is succored, because spiritual acts ~are more excellent
678 2, 30 | corporal alms excels some spiritual alms: for instance, a man
679 2, 30 | famous": and thus it is with spiritual ~almsdeeds.~Aquin.: SMT
680 2, 30 | the intention of gaining spiritual goods does not detract ~
681 2, 30 | corporal almsdeeds have a spiritual effect?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
682 2, 30 | corporal almsdeeds have not a spiritual ~effect. For no effect exceeds
683 2, 30 | effect exceeds its cause. But spiritual goods exceed ~corporal goods.
684 2, 30 | corporal almsdeeds have no spiritual effect.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
685 2, 30 | giving the corporal for ~the spiritual, and it is to be utterly
686 2, 30 | alms in order to receive a spiritual effect.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
687 2, 30 | corporal almsdeeds cause a spiritual effect, the greater the ~
688 2, 30 | the ~alms, the greater the spiritual profit, which is contrary
689 2, 30 | bodily ~almsdeeds have no spiritual effect.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
690 2, 30 | respect they bring forth a spiritual fruit, according to Ecclus. ~
691 2, 30 | way again, they have a ~spiritual fruit, inasmuch as our neighbor,
692 2, 30 | does rot intend to buy a spiritual ~thing with a corporal thing,
693 2, 30 | thing, for he knows that spiritual things ~infinitely surpass
694 2, 30 | but he intends to merit a spiritual ~fruit through the love
695 2, 30 | corporal almsdeeds derive their spiritual efficacy, was greater.~Aquin.:
696 2, 30 | lawful to make ~unto oneself spiritual friends by giving alms out
697 2, 31 | correct the wrongdoer is a spiritual almsdeed. But ~almsdeeds
698 2, 31 | a holy man. Yet holy and spiritual men are found to omit ~fraternal
699 2, 31 | whether it be a material or a spiritual good, without ~waiting for
700 2, 31 | he owes, so he that has spiritual ~charge of some person is
701 2, 31 | those favors be material or spiritual ~goods, but it suffices
702 2, 31 | fraternal correction is a spiritual alms. Now corporal ~almsgiving
703 2, 31 | are placed above others in spiritual matters, i.e. to prelates.~
704 2, 31 | too ought he to confer ~spiritual favors, such as correction,
705 2, 31 | who ~are entrusted to his spiritual care." Therefore Jerome
706 2, 31 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, spiritual almsdeeds are of more account
707 2, 31 | good name, but also in spiritual matters, because many are
708 2, 32 | brother, is in darkness." Now spiritual darkness is sin. Therefore
709 2, 33 | sigh at being ~deprived of spiritual fruit, and think that other
710 2, 33 | shoulder, and bear her," namely spiritual wisdom, "and be not grieved ~[
711 2, 33 | truth, ~evil. Since, then, spiritual good is a good in very truth,
712 2, 33 | very truth, sorrow about ~spiritual good is evil in itself.
713 2, 33 | here, denotes sorrow for ~spiritual good, it is evil on two
714 2, 33 | the more we think about spiritual goods, the more pleasing ~
715 2, 33 | sorrowful about the opposite spiritual good: for the ~lustful man
716 2, 33 | then sloth is sorrow for spiritual ~good, as stated above (
717 2, 33 | 1~OBJ 3: Further, since spiritual good is a general kind of
718 2, 33 | the reason why a man shuns spiritual goods, is that they are ~
719 2, 33 | Since sloth is sorrow for spiritual good, if we take ~spiritual
720 2, 33 | spiritual good, if we take ~spiritual good in a general way, sloth
721 2, 33 | every vice shuns the ~spiritual good of its opposite virtue.
722 2, 33 | vice, in so far as it shuns spiritual good, as toilsome, or ~troublesome
723 2, 33 | certain order exists among spiritual goods, ~since all the spiritual
724 2, 33 | spiritual goods, ~since all the spiritual goods that are in the acts
725 2, 33 | virtue are ~directed to one spiritual good, which is the Divine
726 2, 33 | virtue to rejoice in its own spiritual good, which consists in
727 2, 33 | to charity to have that spiritual joy ~whereby one rejoices
728 2, 33 | one is displeased at the spiritual good which is in each act
729 2, 33 | refrain in deed from ~some spiritual good which leads to God,
730 2, 33 | thought from such like spiritual works. Therefore sloth is
731 2, 33 | because it destroys the spiritual life which is the effect
732 2, 33 | while sloth is sorrow about spiritual good in ~as much as it is
733 2, 33 | aversion of the mind from any spiritual ~good, but from the Divine
734 2, 33 | those who find no joy in spiritual pleasures, ~have recourse
735 2, 33 | things as cause sorrow. Now spiritual goods which ~are the object
736 2, 33 | commandments." The struggle against spiritual goods that cause sorrow
737 2, 33 | with men who lead others to spiritual goods, and this is called ~"
738 2, 33 | sometimes it extends to the spiritual goods themselves, when ~
739 2, 34 | 14:1: "Be zealous ~for spiritual gifts": while, if it be
740 2, 34 | whence the soul derives its ~spiritual life, according to 1 Jn.
741 2, 34 | sloth is grief for a Divine spiritual good, so ~envy is grief
742 2, 34 | viz. envy of another's spiritual good, which envy is a ~sorrow
743 2, 36 | there is ~no mortal sin in spiritual men: and yet contention
744 2, 36 | honor; for they were not spiritual ~men as yet, as a gloss
745 2, 37 | another with the bond of ~spiritual love, but also the whole
746 2, 37 | because it ~is opposed to the spiritual good of the multitude.~Aquin.:
747 2, 37 | from the Church, have a spiritual ~power.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
748 2, 37 | would not be so, unless spiritual power ~were retained by
749 2, 37 | Therefore schismatics have spiritual power.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
750 2, 37 | Para. 1/4~I answer that, Spiritual power is twofold, the one
751 2, 37 | such like persons have no spiritual ~power, it is to be understood
752 2, 37 | controlled by the ~Church's spiritual power, it is just that they
753 2, 38 | only the wolf who brings ~spiritual death upon the flock, but
754 2, 38 | material arms, but by means of spiritual weapons, according to the
755 2, 38 | themselves, ~but by affording spiritual help to those who fight
756 2, 38 | them, and by other like spiritual helps. Thus in the Old ~
757 2, 38 | for their end the Divine spiritual good to which clerics are
758 2, 38 | evils both temporal and spiritual ~prevented), than the bodily
759 2, 40 | schism is opposed to the spiritual unity of the multitude,
760 2, 40 | sedition does, but only for a spiritual dissent.~Aquin.: SMT SS
761 2, 41 | give scandal?~(7) Whether spiritual goods are to be foregone
762 2, 41 | or done that occasions spiritual downfall?~Aquin.: SMT SS
763 2, 41 | said or done that occasions spiritual downfall." For scandal ~
764 2, 41 | the occasion of another's ~spiritual downfall, because accidental
765 2, 41 | that occasions another's spiritual ~downfall, any deed or word
766 2, 41 | occasions his neighbor's spiritual downfall when ~he offends
767 2, 41 | word, occasion another's spiritual downfall.'"~Aquin.: SMT
768 2, 41 | manner, while going along the spiritual way, a man may be ~disposed
769 2, 41 | man may be ~disposed to a spiritual downfall by another's word
770 2, 41 | nature disposes a man to spiritual downfall, ~except that which
771 2, 41 | that occasions another's spiritual downfall."~Aquin.: SMT SS
772 2, 41 | obstacle ~conducing to his spiritual downfall: hence it cannot
773 2, 41 | might occasion another man's spiritual downfall. Hence the Apostle
774 2, 41 | sufficient cause of a man's spiritual downfall, which is ~sin,
775 2, 41 | an occasion of another's spiritual ~downfall, wherefore his
776 2, 41 | may be sometimes without spiritual downfall; and "scandal"
777 2, 41 | Therefore scandal, which is a spiritual fall, can be ~without sin.~
778 2, 41 | scandal, and so occasions a spiritual downfall. ~Accordingly passive
779 2, 41 | far as he succumbs to a spiritual ~downfall, and that is a
780 2, 41 | solicitous for his neighbor's spiritual welfare; so that if he persist
781 2, 41 | word, to occasion another's spiritual downfall, but merely to
782 2, 41 | person is disposed to a spiritual downfall. Consequently ~
783 2, 41 | contempt for his neighbor's spiritual welfare that he declines,
784 2, 41 | which is put in a person's ~spiritual way. Now even perfect men
785 2, 41 | their progress ~along the spiritual way, according to 1 Thess.
786 2, 41 | nature to occasion another's ~spiritual downfall, and that is only
787 2, 41 | Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether spiritual goods should be foregone
788 2, 41 | OBJ 1: It would seem that spiritual goods ought to be foregone
789 2, 41 | punishment of sins is a spiritual good, since it is an act ~
790 2, 41 | of justice. Therefore a spiritual good is to be foregone on
791 2, 41 | Sacred Doctrine is a most spiritual thing. Yet one ~ought to
792 2, 41 | they tear you." Therefore a spiritual ~good should be foregone
793 2, 41 | act of charity, it is a ~spiritual good. Yet sometimes it is
794 2, 41 | Dei i, 9). ~Therefore a spiritual good should be foregone
795 2, 41 | things are the greatest of ~spiritual works. Therefore spiritual
796 2, 41 | spiritual works. Therefore spiritual works should be omitted
797 2, 41 | avoidance of any sin is a spiritual good, since any ~sin brings
798 2, 41 | good, since any ~sin brings spiritual harm to the sinner. Now
799 2, 41 | Therefore ~one ought to forego a spiritual good in order to avoid scandal.~
800 2, 41 | abandon the truth." Now spiritual goods belong, above all
801 2, 41 | to the truth. Therefore spiritual goods are not to be foregone
802 2, 41 | distinction must be made in spiritual ~goods. For some of them
803 2, 41 | man ought to love his own spiritual ~welfare more than another'
804 2, 41 | distinction seems necessary among spiritual things which are not ~necessary
805 2, 41 | wishes to ~hinder those spiritual goods by stirring up scandal.
806 2, 41 | avoid this kind of scandal, ~spiritual goods ought to be either
807 2, 41 | be right to forego that spiritual ~good in order to avoid
808 2, 41 | of teaching is one of the spiritual almsdeeds, as stated above (
809 2, 41 | is to be reckoned among ~spiritual goods in so far as this
810 2, 41 | order to avoid scandal, no spiritual good is ~foregone.~Aquin.:
811 2, 41 | feeding the ~hungry), or in spiritual matters (as by instructing
812 2, 41 | ought to love our neighbor's spiritual welfare which ~is hindered
813 2, 41 | which are connected with spiritual goods: and yet we ought ~
814 2, 41 | the Apostle while sowing ~spiritual things did not accept a
815 2, 42 | heal. Now ~the end of the spiritual life is that man be united
816 2, 42 | things pertaining to the ~spiritual life are ordained to this
817 2, 42 | is to be taken here in a spiritual sense. Now the heart ~understood
818 2, 42 | a man's strength whether spiritual or corporal depends ~on
819 2, 43 | according to 1 ~Cor. 2:15: "The spiritual man judgeth all things,"
820 2, 43 | which it belongs to taste spiritual pleasure or ~sweetness.
821 2, 44 | injured." But this pertains to spiritual wisdom, according to ~Gregory (
822 2, 44 | entire privation of the spiritual sense. Therefore folly is
823 2, 44 | withdraw his sense from ~spiritual things and to plunge it
824 2, 44 | a ~sin, is caused by the spiritual sense being dulled, so as
825 2, 44 | be incapable ~of judging spiritual things. Now man's sense
826 2, 44 | folly which is caused by a spiritual ~impediment, viz. by the
827 2, 47 | images, is ~that simple and spiritual impressions easily slip
828 2, 50 | time and ~place, and the spiritual creature through time, but
829 2, 50 | for they denote a ~certain spiritual delight resulting from perfect
830 2, 51 | 1 ~On the contrary, The spiritual treasure of grace is not
831 2, 51 | some defect of ~reason. Now spiritual vices are more akin to the
832 2, 51 | aforesaid vices arise from spiritual vices rather ~than from
833 2, 53 | a man is drawn away from spiritual things which ~ought to be
834 2, 53 | solicitous most of all about spiritual goods, hoping that ~temporal
835 2, 53 | in the reason, the ~more spiritual vices seem to be more akin
836 2, 58 | says (1 Cor. 2:15): "The spiritual man ~judgeth all things."
837 2, 58 | things." Now man is made spiritual chiefly by the virtue of ~
838 2, 58 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The spiritual man, by reason of the habit
839 2, 58 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, spiritual power is distinct from temporal.
840 2, 58 | temporal. Now prelates ~having spiritual power sometimes interfere
841 2, 58 | power is subject to the spiritual, even as the ~body is subject
842 2, 58 | judgment is not usurped if ~the spiritual authority interferes in
843 2, 58 | that are ~subject to the spiritual authority or which have
844 2, 58 | have been committed to the ~spiritual by the temporal authority.~
845 2, 60 | giving an alms for his spiritual welfare (whether he be dead
846 2, 61 | place in the dispensation of spiritual ~goods?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
847 2, 61 | in the ~dispensation of spiritual goods. For it would seem
848 2, 61 | place in the conferring of spiritual ~goods.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
849 2, 61 | in the dispensation of ~spiritual goods.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
850 2, 61 | persons is not a ~sin in spiritual matters.~Aquin.: SMT SS
851 2, 61 | persons is not a sin in ~spiritual matters.~Aquin.: SMT SS
852 2, 61 | grievous the sin: so that, spiritual ~things being of greater
853 2, 61 | abounds the more in ~the spiritual gifts of grace is the more
854 2, 61 | in the dispensation of ~spiritual goods, whereof the ecclesiastical
855 2, 62 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, spiritual power is greater than the
856 2, 62 | God's ministers and have spiritual power, put evil-doers ~to
857 2, 62 | with things pertaining to spiritual ~welfare, and so it is not
858 2, 62 | his own life; since the ~spiritual life is to be preferred
859 2, 63 | possible to further one's spiritual ~welfare otherwise than
860 2, 63 | for this ~belongs to the spiritual almsdeeds, as stated above (
861 2, 64 | contrary to charity as the spiritual life of the soul. ~Now charity
862 2, 66 | conduces to the bodily or spiritual corruption ~of the community.
863 2, 68 | instance if they conduce to the spiritual or corporal ~corruption
864 2, 69 | Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, spiritual things are not to be bartered
865 2, 69 | person's cause seems to be a spiritual good since ~it consists
866 2, 69 | knowledge of law is something spiritual, the use of ~that knowledge
867 2, 71 | because it is more akin to spiritual goods, wherefore it is ~
868 2, 75 | consequently withdraws it from spiritual cares; wherefore the Apostle ~
869 2, 76 | figuratively for the ~increase of spiritual goods which God exacts from
870 2, 79 | thereby, ~as by signs, to the spiritual acts by means of which he
871 2, 79 | signs of the ~internal and spiritual works, which are of themselves
872 2, 79 | arousing them to certain spiritual ~things, but as though they
873 2, 80 | acts, namely, corporal ~and spiritual acts: for a person is said
874 2, 80 | fire ~shall flame out." But spiritual fire causes devotion. Therefore ~
875 2, 80 | effect of devotion is the ~spiritual joy of the mind, though
876 2, 81 | harmful, ~not only in a spiritual sense, but also in a material
877 2, 81 | produces at once; this is the ~spiritual refreshment of the mind,
878 2, 81 | prayer, besides causing spiritual ~consolation at the time
879 2, 82 | adoration denotes chiefly a spiritual act.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[84]
880 2, 82 | God not by bodily but by spiritual sense. Therefore adoration ~
881 2, 82 | twofold adoration; namely, a spiritual adoration, consisting in
882 2, 82 | from and is directed to spiritual devotion.~Aquin.: SMT SS
883 2, 82 | with the advent of the ~spiritual truth of the Gospel, according
884 2, 83 | outwardly represents the inward spiritual sacrifice, whereby the soul ~
885 2, 83 | alone ought we to offer spiritual sacrifice, so too ought
886 2, 83 | wish to cling to God in a spiritual ~fellowship pertains to
887 2, 85 | solicitous for ~the increase of spiritual goods in the people, than
888 2, 85 | are due to those who sow spiritual things, according to the
889 2, 85 | If we have sown unto you spiritual things, ~is it a great matter
890 2, 85 | they despised greater, i.e. spiritual, ~precepts; and rather did
891 2, 85 | right to receive tithes is a spiritual thing, for it arises ~from
892 2, 85 | are due to those ~who sow spiritual things. This debt concerns
893 2, 85 | the altar and sowers of spiritual things among the people.
894 2, 85 | of souls, and ~dispense spiritual things to the people, are
895 2, 85 | clerics do not dispense spiritual things to the people; for ~
896 2, 86 | vow consists in something spiritual pertaining to God; i.e.
897 2, 86 | pertaining to God; i.e. in some ~spiritual blessing or consecration
898 2, 86 | as it is accompanied by a spiritual consecration or ~blessing,
899 2, 86 | human solemnity, but not a spiritual and divine solemnity, as
900 2, 86 | solemnization of a vow consists in a spiritual blessing ~and consecration
901 2, 86 | false supposition: because a spiritual ~prelate being, not a master,
902 2, 87 | Especially is this the case in spiritual affairs, when ~moreover
903 2, 87 | to devote themselves to spiritual matters. Nor ~should they
904 2, 89 | another in ~psalms, hymns and spiritual canticles." Now we should
905 2, 89 | employ, not corporal but spiritual canticles.~Aquin.: SMT SS
906 2, 89 | Reply OBJ 1: The name of spiritual canticle may be given not
907 2, 89 | such like canticles arouse spiritual ~devotion.~Aquin.: SMT SS
908 2, 92 | him they placed certain spiritual substances created by ~the
909 2, 93 | compare with the harm to spiritual ~health that results from
910 2, 93 | is twofold, corporal and ~spiritual. It is corporal in so far
911 2, 93 | the heavenly bodies. The spiritual cause is ~sometimes referable
912 2, 93 | instinct is produced by a spiritual cause, ~namely, either by
913 2, 93 | chance, or to some directing spiritual cause. If we ~ascribe it
914 2, 93 | decision by lot be left to a spiritual cause, ~it is sometimes
915 2, 97 | coerce those who despise spiritual things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
916 2, 98 | lawful to accept money for spiritual actions?~(4) Whether it
917 2, 98 | to buy or sell something spiritual ~or connected with a spiritual
918 2, 98 | spiritual ~or connected with a spiritual thing?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
919 2, 98 | to buy or sell ~something spiritual or connected with a spiritual
920 2, 98 | spiritual or connected with a spiritual thing." Simony is ~heresy,
921 2, 98 | Further, nothing is more spiritual than the kingdom of heaven. ~
922 2, 98 | a will to buy something ~spiritual.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100] A[
923 2, 98 | money" that he might ~buy a spiritual power, in order, to wit, "
924 2, 98 | not the will to sell a ~spiritual thing.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
925 2, 98 | anything connected with spiritual things is itself ~spiritual.
926 2, 98 | spiritual things is itself ~spiritual. Therefore it is superfluous
927 2, 98 | add "or connected with ~spiritual things."~Aquin.: SMT SS
928 2, 98 | can buy or sell something spiritual. Therefore simony is not
929 2, 98 | to ~buy or sell something spiritual or connected with a spiritual
930 2, 98 | spiritual or connected with a spiritual thing.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
931 2, 98 | bears on undue matter. Now a spiritual thing is undue ~matter for
932 2, 98 | reasons. First, because a ~spiritual thing cannot be appraised
933 2, 98 | owners, but dispensers of spiritual ~things, according to 1
934 2, 98 | opposed to the source of spiritual things, ~since they flow
935 2, 98 | Therefore by buying or selling a spiritual thing, a man treats God
936 2, 98 | that he is the owner of a ~spiritual gift; and this is heretical.
937 2, 98 | magician wished to buy a spiritual power in order ~that afterwards
938 2, 98 | him." Hence those who sell spiritual things are likened in ~intention
939 2, 98 | wherefore the sellers of spiritual ~things may be called not
940 2, 98 | too, certain things are spiritual ~by themselves, such as
941 2, 98 | while others are ~called spiritual, through adhering to those
942 2, 98 | objecerit) it is stated that "spiritual things do not ~progress
943 2, 98 | church in exchange for a ~spiritual thing, he would not escape
944 2, 98 | are of all things most ~spiritual, inasmuch as they are the
945 2, 98 | as they are the cause of spiritual grace, on which no ~price
946 2, 98 | to receive money for the spiritual grace ~of the sacraments,
947 2, 98 | anything as the price of a spiritual thing, with ~the intention
948 2, 98 | as a means of obtaining a spiritual thing. But it is lawful
949 2, 98 | give and receive money for spiritual actions?~Aquin.: SMT SS
950 2, 98 | give and receive money for ~spiritual actions. The use of prophecy
951 2, 98 | The use of prophecy is a spiritual action. But ~something used
952 2, 98 | and receive money for a spiritual action.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
953 2, 98 | divine praise, are most spiritual ~actions. Now money is given
954 2, 98 | preachers also, who sow spiritual ~things, temporal things
955 2, 98 | to receive something ~for spiritual actions.~Aquin.: SMT SS
956 2, 98 | Further, science is no less spiritual than power. Now it is ~lawful
957 2, 98 | something for the use of his spiritual power, ~for instance, for
958 2, 98 | religion is the state of spiritual perfection. Now in ~certain
959 2, 98 | to demand something for spiritual things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
960 2, 98 | whatever." Now all these spiritual things are ~acquired through
961 2, 98 | the sacraments are called spiritual, because they ~confer a
962 2, 98 | because they ~confer a spiritual grace, so, too, certain
963 2, 98 | other things are called ~spiritual, because they flow from
964 2, 98 | because they flow from spiritual grace and dispose thereto. ~
965 2, 98 | sell or buy that which is spiritual in such ~like actions; but
966 2, 98 | support of those ~who minister spiritual things in accordance with
967 2, 98 | to give, by withholding spiritual things that ~ought to be
968 2, 98 | of ~simony. But after the spiritual things have been freely
969 2, 98 | OBJ 3: A person to whom a spiritual power is entrusted is bound
970 2, 98 | entrusted to him in dispensing ~spiritual things. Moreover, he receives
971 2, 98 | for the exercise of his spiritual power, this would ~imply,
972 2, 98 | sale of the very use of ~a spiritual grace. For this reason it
973 2, 98 | money for things annexed to spiritual ~things?~Aquin.: SMT SS
974 2, 98 | money for things annexed to ~spiritual things. Seemingly all temporal
975 2, 98 | temporal things are annexed to spiritual ~things, since temporal
976 2, 98 | sought for the sake of ~spiritual things. If, therefore, it
977 2, 98 | sell what is annexed ~to spiritual things, it will be unlawful
978 2, 98 | seem to be more annexed to spiritual ~things than consecrated
979 2, 98 | to sell things annexed to spiritual things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
980 2, 98 | Further, things annexed to spiritual things include right of ~
981 2, 98 | something annexed ~to a spiritual thing. Therefore it is lawful
982 2, 98 | sell things annexed to ~spiritual things.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[
983 2, 98 | thing may be annexed to spiritual things in two ways. ~First,
984 2, 98 | First, as being dependent on spiritual things. Thus to have to
985 2, 98 | things. Thus to have to spiritual ~things, because it is not
986 2, 98 | no means exist apart from spiritual ~things. Consequently it
987 2, 98 | implies the sale of things spiritual. Other ~things are annexed
988 2, 98 | Other ~things are annexed to spiritual things through being directed
989 2, 98 | these do not presuppose spiritual things, but precede them
990 2, 98 | sold, but not as annexed to spiritual ~things.~Aquin.: SMT SS
991 2, 98 | temporal are annexed to spiritual things, as to ~their end,
992 2, 98 | but their ~relation to spiritual things cannot be the matter
993 2, 98 | vessels also are annexed to spiritual things as to ~their end,
994 2, 98 | 4] R.O. 3 Para. 4/5~The spiritual right of receiving tithes
995 2, 98 | Whether it is lawful to grant spiritual things in return for an ~
996 2, 98 | that it is lawful to grant spiritual things in ~return for an
997 2, 98 | Further, hypocrites perform spiritual deeds in order that they ~
998 2, 98 | wage. Therefore ~to grant a spiritual thing for a service rendered
999 2, 98 | lawful service, directed to ~spiritual things (e.g. to the good
1000 2, 98 | OBJ 2: The bestowal of a spiritual thing gratis on a person
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