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      Part, Question1001   2, 139 |            means, of the woman who is necessary ~for the preservation of
1002   2, 139 |             food and drink which are ~necessary for the preservation of
1003   2, 139 |          while the very use of ~these necessary things has a certain essential
1004   2, 139 |    essentially from the use of these ~necessary things, which use is in
1005   2, 139 |            the pleasurable use of the necessary things that have ~relation
1006   2, 139 |              which we apply the term "necessary" to that ~without which
1007   2, 139 |               be at all; thus food is necessary to an ~animal. Secondly,
1008   2, 139 |            Other things that ~are not necessary for this purpose may be
1009   2, 139 |             those namely that are not necessary for health or a sound ~condition
1010   2, 139 |        because their objects are more necessary to the present ~life, as
1011   2, 139 |         general a thing is, the more ~necessary and the better it is. Now
1012   2, 140 |               the operations that are necessary for ~man's life. Wherefore
1013   2, 140 |      pleasures, in so far as they are necessary for man's well-being, ~as
1014   2, 140 |             omitting ~things that are necessary for nature's preservation,
1015   2, 140 |               praiseworthy, and ~even necessary for the sake of an end,
1016   2, 140 |            desire of which is ~not so necessary for the preservation of
1017   2, 140 |               pleasures. Now the more necessary ~the motive of sin the less
1018   2, 141 |             concurrence of which ~are necessary for virtue: and in this
1019   2, 144 |            great, and because food is necessary to man who needs it for
1020   2, 144 |              nature. Hence it is more necessary to have a special virtue ~
1021   2, 145 |            The meats from which it is necessary to abstain.~Aquin.: SMT
1022   2, 145 |              as to refuse nature its ~necessary support: thus Jerome says:* "
1023   2, 145 |              fasting as ~far as it is necessary for these purposes. Wherefore
1024   2, 145 |           preferred to temporal, and ~necessary things to those that are
1025   2, 145 |          things to those that are not necessary. Now bodily works are ~directed
1026   2, 145 |         spiritual gain, and is made a necessary thing by the ~commandment
1027   2, 145 |             which are, of themselves, necessary for salvation. But the commandments ~
1028   2, 145 |               about matters which are necessary for salvation, not of ~themselves,
1029   2, 145 |            external conditions as are necessary for the upkeep of ~bodily
1030   2, 145 |          prevent other pious and more necessary ~undertakings. Nevertheless,
1031   2, 146 |            not eat a little more than necessary?" Therefore ~gluttony is
1032   2, 146 |                but through deeming it necessary to him, this pertains, not
1033   2, 146 |           more meat and drink than is necessary, he should know that this
1034   2, 147 |           properly to temperance are ~necessary to the present life, and
1035   2, 147 |               persons, as ~being more necessary for the operations proper
1036   2, 148 |               meat and drink than is ~necessary, he should know that this
1037   2, 148 |            more meat or drink than is necessary belongs to the ~vice of
1038   2, 148 |                distinction would seem necessary; because, if the drunkenness
1039   2, 150 |             yet all these things ~are necessary for the multitude, although
1040   2, 151 |               I answer that, The more necessary a thing is, the more it
1041   2, 151 |            foregoing Article, is most necessary for the ~common good, namely
1042   2, 151 |             whereas this is seemingly necessary for a capital ~vice.~Aquin.:
1043   2, 153 |              to those things that are necessary to it, whether for the maintenance
1044   2, 153 |              indeed, but not as being necessary for the maintenance of ~
1045   2, 156 |    transmutation. ~This movement is a necessary sequel, in man, to the movement
1046   2, 158 |               wine. But moderation is necessary in all things: ~wherefore
1047   2, 158 |          general moderation ~which is necessary in all virtues.~Aquin.:
1048   2, 158 |             In all these things it is necessary to observe the ~"mode" whence
1049   2, 159 |         Wherefore a twofold virtue is necessary with regard to the difficult ~
1050   2, 162 |            which ~corruptibility is a necessary consequence, and in this
1051   2, 162 |               necessity, since it was necessary for the ~human body to be
1052   2, 162 |             it be liable to rust is a necessary ~result of such a matter
1053   2, 162 |               8: Further, clothes are necessary to man, like food, according
1054   2, 162 |              Reply OBJ 8: Clothing is necessary to man in his present state
1055   2, 162 |               said of ~food, which is necessary to entertain the natural
1056   2, 164 |              and for this ~it is very necessary to be skilled in earthly
1057   2, 165 |           seek those ~things that are necessary for the body's sustenance.
1058   2, 166 |              or humorous. Hence it is necessary at ~times to make use of
1059   2, 166 |          consequently it is sometimes necessary to ~make use of such things.~
1060   2, 166 |             As stated (A[2]), play is necessary for the intercourse of ~
1061   2, 169 |   understanding": while revelation is necessary, as regards the very ~perception
1062   2, 169 |         prophets all things that are ~necessary for the instruction of the
1063   2, 169 |             antecedent is ~absolutely necessary, the consequent is absolutely
1064   2, 169 |              consequent is absolutely necessary, because the ~consequent
1065   2, 169 |          syllogism whose premises are necessary always leads to a necessary ~
1066   2, 169 |           necessary always leads to a necessary ~conclusion, as we find
1067   2, 169 |             proposition is absolutely necessary, since ~it is about the
1068   2, 169 |      Therefore the consequent is also necessary ~absolutely; yet this is
1069   2, 169 |              Hence the consequent is ~necessary, considered, not as something
1070   2, 170 |             evident that ~prophecy is necessary for the stability of the
1071   2, 170 |              sufficient, and grace is necessary.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[172] A[
1072   2, 171 |               Therefore it would seem necessary for ~prophetic revelation
1073   2, 171 |       external senses is not rendered necessary ~when the prophet's mind
1074   2, 171 |        abstraction from the senses is necessary lest the things ~thus seen
1075   2, 172 |               no such revelation ~was necessary while all persevered in
1076   2, 173 |          state of the ~wayfarer it is necessary for man's intellect, if
1077   2, 173 |              of ~God's essence, it is necessary that his mind's whole attention
1078   2, 173 |            the ~vision of God, it was necessary for him to be withdrawn
1079   2, 173 |              more, therefore, was ~it necessary for him to be withdrawn
1080   2, 173 |             in Paul's ~rapture it was necessary for the soul to be wholly
1081   2, 173 |         burial." Therefore it was not necessary for Paul's soul, when ~in
1082   2, 173 |                 Therefore it ~was not necessary that his soul in rapture
1083   2, 173 |             its form; and yet it was ~necessary for his intellect to be
1084   2, 174 |      unbelievers. Consequently it was necessary, in this respect, that God ~
1085   2, 175 |         knowledge." ~Hence it was not necessary for him to mention the word
1086   2, 176 |             the grace of ~the word is necessary that people may be instructed
1087   2, 176 |              is the grace of miracles necessary that people may be confirmed
1088   2, 180 |           whereas the active life is ~necessary for any degree of the love
1089   2, 181 |              those ~actions which are necessary in the Church. For a diversity
1090   2, 182 |             and in such things as are necessary for an ~animal's life. Secondly,
1091   2, 182 |           perfection, wherefore it is necessary for salvation. Secondly,
1092   2, 182 |          commandments, ~since this is necessary for salvation. Therefore,
1093   2, 182 |           follows ~that perfection is necessary for salvation, and that
1094   2, 182 |              avoid ~schism, it became necessary to distinguish even the
1095   2, 182 |               their flock, when it is necessary for them ~to do so, either
1096   2, 183 |            OBJ 3: It is not in itself necessary for salvation to accept
1097   2, 183 |      episcopal office, but it becomes necessary by reason of the superior'
1098   2, 183 |               obstacle to things thus necessary ~for salvation, before the
1099   2, 183 |              not be lawful in things ~necessary for salvation. Hence the
1100   2, 183 |          choose a good man, nor is it necessary to choose the ~better man."~
1101   2, 183 |             bind ~themselves, make it necessary for them to live without
1102   2, 183 |             more may one take what is necessary for oneself ~from the goods
1103   2, 183 |             the disposition is still ~necessary when perfection has been
1104   2, 184 |              4) Whether continency is necessary?~(5) Whether obedience is
1105   2, 184 |               5) Whether obedience is necessary?~(6) Whether it is necessary
1106   2, 184 |          necessary?~(6) Whether it is necessary that these should be the
1107   2, 184 |        perfection. ~For that which is necessary for salvation does not seemingly
1108   2, 184 |           perfection. But religion is necessary for salvation, whether because ~"
1109   2, 184 |              to the worship of God is necessary for ~salvation, but to offer
1110   2, 184 |            works for an end it is not necessary ~that he should already
1111   2, 184 |              charity. For ~this it is necessary that a man wholly withdraw
1112   2, 184 |        anxiety lest they lack what is necessary."~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[186]
1113   2, 184 |               the soul, which is most necessary to one who contemplates.
1114   2, 184 |          would seem that a vow is not necessary for the school of religion.~
1115   2, 185 |            precept in so far as it is necessary for that ~end: since that
1116   2, 185 |              being, in effect, so far necessary as the end cannot be ~obtained
1117   2, 185 |          order to judge of this it is necessary to observe that ~coarse
1118   2, 186 |             locality, just as it was ~necessary to establish religious orders
1119   2, 186 |               the study of letters is necessary in those religious orders ~
1120   2, 186 |               religious life as being necessary for ~taming the flesh, "
1121   2, 186 |              a fitting time for one's necessary use involves the least ~
1122   2, 186 |               to endure the toil for ~necessary things, labor not in excess
1123   2, 186 |               things as are ~commonly necessary for the upkeep of life.~
1124   2, 186 |               to possess other things necessary for life. And though our ~
1125   2, 186 |                Hence a social life is necessary for the ~practice of perfection.
1126   2, 187 |             Him." Therefore it is not necessary for a person to be ~practiced
1127   2, 187 |            things." And yet it is not necessary for the precepts first of
1128   2, 187 |          counsels, just as ~it is not necessary for one to be an ass before
1129   2, 187 |              In like manner it is not necessary for a person ~first of all
1130   2, 187 |             the third case it is also necessary to have a ~dispensation.~
1131   2, 187 |           reckon the charges that are necessary, whether he have wherewithal
1132   3      |           life by rising again, it is necessary, in order to complete ~the
1133   3, 1   |         incarnate?~(2) Whether it was necessary for the restoration of the
1134   3, 1   |              Para. 1/1~Whether it was necessary for the restoration of the
1135   3, 1   |            would seem that it was not necessary for the reparation of the ~
1136   3, 1   |            act. Therefore it was not ~necessary for the restoration of human
1137   3, 1   |          human race from perdition is necessary ~for the salvation of man.
1138   3, 1   |        everlasting." Therefore it was necessary for man's ~salvation that
1139   3, 1   |           that, A thing is said to be necessary for a certain end in two ~
1140   3, 1   |             be without it; as food is necessary for ~the preservation of
1141   3, 1   |           conveniently, as a horse is necessary for a journey. In the ~first
1142   3, 1   |             the ~first way it was not necessary that God should become incarnate
1143   3, 1   |             in the second way it was ~necessary that God should become incarnate
1144   3, 1   |                xiii): "Nothing was so necessary for ~raising our hope as
1145   3, 1   |          condign ~satisfaction it was necessary that the act of the one
1146   3, 1   |               even before sin, it was necessary that the Son of God should ~
1147   3, 1   |              corporeal things, it was necessary that God should take flesh, ~
1148   3, 1   |          nature. Therefore it was not necessary for Him to come ~beforehand
1149   3, 3   |                Hence it ~would not be necessary for one of them to be altogether
1150   3, 4   |       intellect. And hence it was not necessary for it to be assumed by ~
1151   3, 5   |             OBJ 2: Further, a soul is necessary to the body, in order to
1152   3, 5   |         quicken it. ~But this was not necessary for the body of Christ,
1153   3, 5   |               unfitting, indeed it is necessary to say that in ~Christ there
1154   3, 5   |              Hence it was especially ~necessary for the mind to be assumed.
1155   3, 5   |         perfect the human mind it was necessary that ~the Word should unite
1156   3, 5   |        understanding; and hence it is necessary that a better ~disposed
1157   3, 7   |              OBJ 2: Further, grace is necessary to man, that he may operate
1158   3, 7   |              1/1~I answer that, It is necessary to suppose habitual grace
1159   3, 7   |             and love, to which it is ~necessary for human nature to be raised
1160   3, 7   |          operation. And because it is necessary to ~admit a human operation,
1161   3, 7   |           shown (Q[19], A[1]), it was necessary for Him to have habitual
1162   3, 7   |               its power. Hence it is ~necessary that as the powers of the
1163   3, 7   |   circumcision." And hence it was not necessary for Him to ~speak several
1164   3, 7   |          possessed. Hence it was not ~necessary that in Christ, Who is the
1165   3, 7   |              not go. ~Hence it is not necessary that addition should be
1166   3, 9   |              Divine. For knowledge is necessary that things may be known
1167   3, 9   |     perfection. And ~therefore it was necessary that there should be another
1168   3, 9   |           Thee." Therefore it is ~not necessary to suppose the knowledge
1169   3, 9   |           passion." And ~hence it was necessary that the beatific knowledge,
1170   3, 9   |           uncreated ~beatitude it was necessary that there should be in
1171   3, 9   |               end motion is no longer necessary. Hence, since every ~created
1172   3, 9   |        beatific knowledge, it was not necessary for Him to have any other ~
1173   3, 9   |         active intellect. Hence it is necessary to say that in the soul
1174   3, 9   |               actual." And thus it is necessary to ~say that in Christ there
1175   3, 9   |         active intellect. Now it was ~necessary that even in this respect
1176   3, 13  |             knowledge; yet ~it is not necessary that it should have practical
1177   3, 14  |             what is voluntary is ~not necessary. Therefore these defects
1178   3, 14  |             either the form (as it is necessary for fire to heat), or ~the
1179   3, 14  |              or ~the matter (as it is necessary for a body composed of contraries
1180   3, 14  |          nature, and for this it was ~necessary for Him to have the fulness
1181   3, 14  |            Himself. Hence it was ~not necessary for Him to assume them all,
1182   3, 16  |              consequently, it ~is not necessary that this word "Father"
1183   3, 17  |              maintained, it ~would be necessary to assert two beings in
1184   3, 18  |     operations." And this much it was necessary to say. For ~it is manifest
1185   3, 18  |              is sometimes natural and necessary, e.g. with respect to ~beatitude;
1186   3, 18  |              free-will and is neither necessary ~nor natural, as is plain
1187   3, 18  |        besides the Divine will ~it is necessary to place in Christ a human
1188   3, 18  |             taken for ~the act, it is necessary to place two wills, i.e.
1189   3, 18  |            Nevertheless doubt is ~not necessary to choice, since it belongs
1190   3, 18  |          Hence if anything ~is judged necessary to be done, without any
1191   3, 18  |             of wills in anyone it is ~necessary, first, that the diversity
1192   3, 18  |            contrariety of wills it is necessary that it should be in ~the
1193   3, 19  |               in ~Christ, it would be necessary to say either that the human
1194   3, 19  |             operation; or it would be necessary to say that from the Divine
1195   3, 19  |               possessed, it ~would be necessary that Christ should have
1196   3, 20  |              2: Simply speaking it is necessary that the master and the ~
1197   3, 21  |           vocal prayer, which was not necessary ~to Him for His own sake,
1198   3, 28  |              the law not to take ~the necessary steps for leaving a posterity
1199   3, 30  |              Para. 1/1~Whether it was necessary to announce to the Blessed
1200   3, 31  |    Consequently this semen is not the necessary matter of ~conception; as
1201   3, 35  |              the woman's semen is not necessary for conception; neither, ~
1202   3, 35  |             to atone for us, not as a necessary result of that sentence,
1203   3, 36  |          Joseph. Therefore it was not necessary that it ~should be made
1204   3, 38  |               reasons: ~first, it was necessary for Christ to be baptized
1205   3, 38  |               therewith, it was still necessary for others to receive this ~
1206   3, 45  |              way?" Above all is ~this necessary when hard and rough is the
1207   3, 46  |           inquiry:~(1) Whether it was necessary for Christ to suffer for
1208   3, 46  |              Para. 1/1~Whether it was necessary for Christ to suffer for
1209   3, 46  |            would seem that it was not necessary for Christ to suffer for ~
1210   3, 46  |     omnipotence. Therefore it was not necessary for Christ to suffer.~Aquin.:
1211   3, 46  |               OBJ 2: Further, what is necessary is opposed to what is voluntary.
1212   3, 46  |           will." Therefore it was not necessary for ~Him to suffer.~Aquin.:
1213   3, 46  |          truth." But it does not seem necessary that He should suffer on ~
1214   3, 46  |            Therefore it does not seem necessary that Christ should ~have
1215   3, 46  |           apparently, ~neither was it necessary for Him to suffer for the
1216   3, 46  |             acceptations of the word "necessary." In one way it means anything
1217   3, 46  |              evident that it ~was not necessary either on the part of God
1218   3, 46  |          another sense a thing may be necessary from some ~cause quite apart
1219   3, 46  |            then it will be said to be necessary from presupposing such ~
1220   3, 46  |               presupposed. It was not necessary, ~then, for Christ to suffer
1221   3, 46  |               voluntarily. Yet it was necessary from necessity of the end ~
1222   3, 46  |               figure; but "it is not ~necessary for it to be likened in
1223   3, 46  |            and in this way it was not necessary for ~Christ to endure them
1224   3, 46  |          bread came, on which it was ~necessary that the Pasch should be
1225   3, 48  |              such hindrances, "it was necessary for ~Christ to suffer,"
1226   3, 48  |         regard to God, redemption was necessary for ~man's deliverance,
1227   3, 49  |              of ~Baptism. Hence it is necessary that those who sin after
1228   3, 50  |               and therefore it is not necessary for the flesh to be living
1229   3, 52  |         secure this it ~does not seem necessary for Christ to descend into
1230   3, 53  |              Para. 1/1~Whether it was necessary for Christ to rise again?~
1231   3, 53  |            would seem that it was not necessary for Christ to rise again. ~
1232   3, 53  |              Consequently, it was not necessary for Christ to ~rise again
1233   3, 53  |            Christ's Resurrection was ~necessary for the instruction of our
1234   3, 53  |             might be confirmed it was necessary that He should ~rise speedily,
1235   3, 53  |             just so long as He deemed necessary for the instruction of our ~
1236   3, 53  |               be reunited, but it was necessary for Christ ~to be raised
1237   3, 54  |             true resurrection, it was necessary for the same ~body of Christ
1238   3, 54  |         subject to the spirit, ~it is necessary for the body's every action
1239   3, 55  |           raised up." But it was also necessary for them to have faith ~
1240   3, 56  |               consequently, it is not necessary for the effect to follow
1241   3, 56  |         exemplar of ours. And this is necessary, not on the part of Him
1242   3, 57  |              Consequently, it is not ~necessary for a body moved by God
1243   3, 57  |              by Him. Hence it is not ~necessary for any part of heaven to
1244   3, 60  |   signification expressed by words is necessary for a ~sacrament?~(7) Whether
1245   3, 60  |       consists in the form, nor is it necessary that it should ~signify
1246   3, 60  |               But ~the sacraments are necessary for man's salvation, as
1247   3, 60  |            health of the soul is more necessary than that of ~the body.
1248   3, 60  |     institution. And therefore it was necessary ~that God should determine
1249   3, 60  |               But ~later on it became necessary for a law to be given (to
1250   3, 60  |     sacramental ~signification it was necessary to determine the signification
1251   3, 61  |                Whether sacraments are necessary for man's salvation?~(2)
1252   3, 61  |      salvation?~(2) Whether they were necessary in the state that preceded
1253   3, 61  |            sin?~(3) Whether they were necessary in the state after sin and
1254   3, 61  |         Christ?~(4) Whether they were necessary after Christ's coming?~Aquin.:
1255   3, 61  |              1~Whether sacraments are necessary for man's salvation? ~Aquin.:
1256   3, 61  |               that sacraments are not necessary for man's salvation. ~For
1257   3, 61  |         Therefore sacraments are not ~necessary for the salvation of man.~
1258   3, 61  |           suffice if sacraments were ~necessary for salvation. Therefore
1259   3, 61  |          Therefore sacraments are not necessary for man's ~salvation.~Aquin.:
1260   3, 61  |         Therefore sacraments ~are not necessary for man's salvation.~Aquin.:
1261   3, 61  |               sacraments." ~But it is necessary for salvation that men be
1262   3, 61  |              Therefore sacraments are necessary for man's ~salvation.~Aquin.:
1263   3, 61  |           answer that, Sacraments are necessary unto man's salvation for
1264   3, 61  |               sacraments are not also necessary for ~that purpose: because
1265   3, 61  |            before sin sacraments were necessary to man?~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1266   3, 61  |            before sin sacraments were necessary to man. For, ~as stated
1267   3, 61  |             Therefore sacraments were necessary in that state also.~Aquin.:
1268   3, 61  |            Therefore ~sacraments were necessary to man before sin.~Aquin.:
1269   3, 61  |              Therefore ~they were not necessary before sin.~Aquin.: SMT
1270   3, 61  |             that, Sacraments were not necessary in the state of innocence. ~
1271   3, 61  |            future coming." But it was necessary for man's ~salvation that
1272   3, 61  |         beforehand. Therefore ~it was necessary that some sacraments should
1273   3, 61  |           answer that, Sacraments are necessary for man's salvation, in
1274   3, 61  |            that some sacraments were ~necessary before Christ's coming.~
1275   3, 61  |           live aright, and it ~became necessary to have a written code of
1276   3, 61  |       sacraments of faith. For it was necessary, as time went on, ~that
1277   3, 61  |             by ~the Law; and this was necessary both on account of the overclouding
1278   3, 62  |             special effects which are necessary in the ~Christian life:
1279   3, 62  |             special effects which are necessary in a Christian life, ~sacramental
1280   3, 62  |         account, since sacraments are necessary for salvation: nor ~is it
1281   3, 62  |           Passion would not have been necessary, according to Gal. ~2:21: "
1282   3, 63  |               others, active power is necessary; and in order to receive, ~
1283   3, 64  |               minister's intention is necessary in the sacraments?~(9) Whether
1284   3, 64  |         sacraments, which ~are not so necessary as baptism, as we shall
1285   3, 64  |           minister's intention is not necessary for the perfecting of ~a
1286   3, 64  |              that some sacraments are necessary for salvation, ~as we shall
1287   3, 64  |      principal agent; that is, ~it is necessary that he intend to do that
1288   3, 64  |          intention of the minister is necessary; in the absence of ~which
1289   3, 64  |         intention of the minister is ~necessary for the validity of a sacrament.
1290   3, 64  |               A[5]); so neither is it necessary that he ~should have faith,
1291   3, 64  |             kind of ~right intention, necessary for the validity of a sacrament.
1292   3, 65  |        Whether all the sacraments are necessary for salvation?~Aquin.: SMT
1293   3, 65  |               in this respect ~it was necessary to have a number of sacraments,
1294   3, 65  |              infusion of grace is not necessary for the blotting out ~of
1295   3, 65  |            way, that Penance is ~more necessary, whereas Extreme Unction
1296   3, 65  |        Whether all the sacraments are necessary for salvation?~Aquin.: SMT
1297   3, 65  |           that all the sacraments are necessary for salvation. For ~what
1298   3, 65  |           salvation. For ~what is not necessary seems to be superfluous.
1299   3, 65  |      Therefore all the sacraments are necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT
1300   3, 65  |       Therefore, just as Baptism is a necessary sacrament, ~so is the Eucharist.~
1301   3, 65  |                all the sacraments are necessary ~for salvation.~Aquin.:
1302   3, 65  |                 First, a thing may be necessary so that without it the end
1303   3, 65  |                attained; thus food is necessary for human life. And this
1304   3, 65  |       Secondly, a thing is said to be necessary, if, without ~it, the end
1305   3, 65  |           becomingly: thus a horse is necessary ~for a journey. But this
1306   3, 65  |             way, three sacraments are necessary for salvation. Two of ~them
1307   3, 65  |           salvation. Two of ~them are necessary to the individual; Baptism,
1308   3, 65  |            the ~sacrament of order is necessary to the Church, since "where
1309   3, 65  |              the other sacraments are necessary. For in a sense ~Confirmation
1310   3, 65  |    superfluous it is enough if it be ~necessary either in the first or the
1311   3, 65  |              that the ~sacraments are necessary, as stated above.~Aquin.:
1312   3, 65  |               a sacrament that is not necessary for ~salvation. Else those
1313   3, 66  |               7) Whether immersion is necessary for Baptism?~(8) Whether
1314   3, 66  |            Whether trine immersion is necessary?~(9) Whether Baptism can
1315   3, 66  |              3: Further, Baptism is a necessary sacrament, as stated above (
1316   3, 66  |              1~Whether plain water is necessary for Baptism?~Aquin.: SMT
1317   3, 66  |               that plain water is not necessary for Baptism. For the ~water
1318   3, 66  |           plain and pure water is not necessary for ~Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT
1319   3, 66  |           pure and plain water is not necessary for Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT
1320   3, 66  |           pure ~or plain water is not necessary for Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT
1321   3, 66  |              that plain water ~is not necessary for Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT
1322   3, 66  |           pure and plain water is not necessary for Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT
1323   3, 66  |        Therefore pure ~plain water is necessary for Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT
1324   3, 66  |              baptism. But it would be necessary, in that case, to say: "
1325   3, 66  |         Whether immersion in water is necessary for Baptism?~Aquin.: SMT
1326   3, 66  |            that immersion in water is necessary for Baptism. ~Because it
1327   3, 66  |               seems that immersion is necessary for Baptism, ~and that mere
1328   3, 66  |       conclude that ~immersion is not necessary for Baptism.~Aquin.: SMT
1329   3, 66  |             some ~other reason, it is necessary to pour water over the head,
1330   3, 66  |           days of His burial were not necessary for our ~salvation, because
1331   3, 66  |            OBJ 4: Further, Baptism is necessary for salvation. But sometimes
1332   3, 67  |               3: Because Baptism is a necessary sacrament, deacons are ~
1333   3, 67  |         Further, just as Baptism is a necessary sacrament, so is Penance. ~
1334   3, 67  |             in those things which are necessary for ~salvation, man can
1335   3, 67  |              the remedy. Now the most necessary among ~all the sacraments
1336   3, 67  |         should have to go without so ~necessary a remedy, it was ordained,
1337   3, 67  |                4), Penance is not so ~necessary as Baptism; since contrition
1338   3, 67  |           other sacraments are not so necessary as Baptism. And ~therefore
1339   3, 67  |                certain cases it seems necessary for several to baptize one
1340   3, 67  |              Whether in Baptism it is necessary for someone to raise the
1341   3, 67  |             that in Baptism it is not necessary for someone to raise ~the
1342   3, 68  |         Whether Confession of sins is necessary?~(7) Whether an intention
1343   3, 68  |        baptized?~(8) Whether faith is necessary?~(9) Whether infants should
1344   3, 68  |               Baptism was not ~always necessary for salvation, yet faith,
1345   3, 68  |            the ~sacrament, was always necessary.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[68] A[
1346   3, 68  |              sacrament of ~Baptism is necessary for salvation. Now that
1347   3, 68  |            for salvation. Now that is necessary "without which ~something
1348   3, 68  |              of Baptism is said to be necessary for ~salvation in so far
1349   3, 68  |                iv). But this is most ~necessary in the case of those who
1350   3, 68  |            OBJ 2: Further, if what is necessary for Baptism be omitted,
1351   3, 68  |               the one baptized, it is necessary for him to have the will ~
1352   3, 68  |            voluntary: wherefore it is necessary for him to intend to ~receive
1353   3, 68  |             be the case if faith were necessary for a man to receive Baptism.~
1354   3, 68  |               two ways may a thing be necessary for ~Baptism. First, as
1355   3, 68  |               And thus right faith is necessary ~for Baptism, because, as
1356   3, 68  |              thus right ~faith is not necessary in the one baptized any
1357   3, 68  |                Consequently it became necessary to baptize children, that,
1358   3, 70  |              sensible ~sign, which is necessary in order that men be united
1359   3, 70  |                 Consequently, it was ~necessary for circumcision to be instituted
1360   3, 70  |          Moreover, the eighth day was necessary for the fulfilment of the ~
1361   3, 70  |               broken." But it was not necessary for the validity of the ~
1362   3, 71  |           bound ~by another in things necessary for salvation. In like manner
1363   3, 72  |           sacraments are in ~some way necessary for salvation: but some,
1364   3, 72  |               is that Confirmation is necessary for salvation: although
1365   3, 72  |            sacrament. Therefore it is necessary for this sacrament that
1366   3, 72  |         salvation, ~though Baptism is necessary for salvation. Again, in
1367   3, 72  |            sacrament three things are necessary; and they are ~contained
1368   3, 72  |               the pronoun "I" ~is not necessary to the Baptismal form, because
1369   3, 72  |             But this does not seem so necessary in Confirmation, which ~
1370   3, 72  |            graces of Confirmation are necessary for those who are to ~conquer.
1371   3, 72  |        sacrament of Baptism it is not necessary that it should be received ~
1372   3, 72  |         priests are baptizing, it was necessary, as regards the common use, ~
1373   3, 73  |         sacraments?~(3) Whether it is necessary for salvation?~(4) Its names;~(
1374   3, 73  |              Whether the Eucharist is necessary for salvation?~Aquin.: SMT
1375   3, 73  |          seems that this sacrament is necessary for salvation. For our ~
1376   3, 73  |           Consequently, as Baptism is necessary for salvation, so also is ~
1377   3, 73  |              reception ~of Baptism is necessary for starting the spiritual
1378   3, 73  |      Therefore this ~sacrament is not necessary for salvation in the same
1379   3, 73  |           faith in His blood." It was necessary accordingly ~that there
1380   3, 74  |               fear of harm, it is not necessary for all who take ~Christ'
1381   3, 74  |             sacrament namely, what is necessary, and what is suitable. It
1382   3, 74  |              what is suitable. It is ~necessary that the bread be wheaten,
1383   3, 74  |              3]). It is not, however, necessary for the ~sacrament that
1384   3, 74  |          quoted in ~the argument: "If necessary, let the grape be pressed
1385   3, 74  |               water with the flour is necessary for this sacrament. Consequently, ~
1386   3, 74  |            sacrament of the blood, is necessary for this sacrament. For
1387   3, 74  |          flowing of the water was not necessary for the Passion; but ~merely
1388   3, 74  |            water with the wine is not necessary ~for the sacrament, it does
1389   3, 74  |              the wine: but it ~is not necessary for it to be sensible after
1390   3, 75  |                 And therefore ~it was necessary that the sacrifice of the
1391   3, 75  |          blood of Christ, it will ~be necessary to say that the elements
1392   3, 76  |         answer that, It is absolutely necessary to confess according to ~
1393   3, 76  |               be; and therefore it is necessary for the ~Godhead to be in
1394   3, 76  |              And ~therefore it is not necessary for Christ to be in this
1395   3, 77  |              1/2~I answer that, It is necessary to say that the other accidents
1396   3, 77  |              of ~the accidents, it is necessary for what is admitted as
1397   3, 78  |           goes before. And ~it is not necessary for the sequence to be understood
1398   3, 78  |            form as in "being," it is ~necessary for the extremes of the
1399   3, 80  |        sacrament is said not to be as necessary as Baptism, ~with regard
1400   3, 82  |               altar?" Therefore it is necessary for the ~priest, as often
1401   3, 83  |             everywhere. which was not necessary in the old ~Law, when the
1402   3, 83  |             was not, it ~is therefore necessary for other hosts to be reserved
1403   3, 83  |         addition of the ~water is not necessary for the sacrament, as stated
1404   3, 83  |               the ~words that are not necessary for the sacrament, I think
1405   3, 83  |            out any ~of those that are necessary for the sacrament, namely,
1406   3, 83  |           form of the consecration is necessary for the ~sacrament, just
1407   3, 84  |        Whether imposition of hands is necessary for this sacrament?~(5)
1408   3, 84  |             Whether this sacrament is necessary for salvation?~(6) Of its
1409   3, 84  |              of the priest's hands is necessary for this ~sacrament?~Aquin.:
1410   3, 84  |             of the priest's hands is ~necessary for this sacrament. For
1411   3, 84  |           indeed, any bodily act were necessary on the part of ~the priest,
1412   3, 84  |             Whether this sacrament is necessary for salvation?~Aquin.: SMT
1413   3, 84  |            that this sacrament is not necessary for salvation. ~Because
1414   3, 84  |            seems that Penance is not ~necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT
1415   3, 84  |               answer that, A thing is necessary for salvation in two ways:
1416   3, 84  |    supposition. A thing is absolutely necessary ~for salvation, if no one
1417   3, 84  |               sacrament of Penance is necessary on a ~supposition, for it
1418   3, 84  |                supposition, for it is necessary, not for all, but for those
1419   3, 84  |               15). Consequently it is necessary for the sinner's ~salvation
1420   3, 84  |               sacrament of Penance is necessary for salvation, even as bodily ~
1421   3, 84  |             food are, ~of themselves, necessary to man.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[
1422   3, 84  |             sin, so that it should be necessary to ~repeat it. But this
1423   3, 85  |          ceasing to offend, but it is necessary to make some kind of ~compensation,
1424   3, 85  |              other virtues seem to be necessary for man's ~good, by reason
1425   3, 85  |               whereas penance is only necessary ~if something, viz. sin,
1426   3, 86  |           offense ~against God, it is necessary for man's will to be so
1427   3, 86  |              things (which motive ~is necessary for true repentance), it
1428   3, 86  |              the virtue of penance is necessary for the forgiveness of sin,
1429   3, 87  |           untrue. Consequently it ~is necessary to have a certain virtual
1430   3, 87  |          Whether infusion of grace is necessary for the remission of venial
1431   3, 87  |             that infusion of grace is necessary for the ~remission of venial
1432   3, 87  |              infusion of grace is not necessary in order to remove venial ~
1433   3, 87  |             sin be removed, it is not necessary that habitual ~grace be
1434   3, 87  |              an ~infusion of grace is necessary for the removal of mortal
1435   3, 87  |              remove venial sin, it is necessary to have a movement proceeding ~
1436   3, 87  |              of venial sin, yet it is necessary to exercise some act of ~
1437   3, 88  |      connected with it. For it is not necessary ~that the measure of ingratitude
1438   3, 88  |             counterpassion which is a necessary condition ~of justice, as
1439 Suppl, 1 |       satisfaction and confession are necessary for the ~remission of the
1440 Suppl, 1 |           Therefore it is ~not always necessary for the contrite person
1441 Suppl, 1 |               remission of sin, it is necessary that man should put aside
1442 Suppl, 1 |            the act of choice which is necessary ~for an act of virtue, by
1443 Suppl, 1 |            and satisfaction are still necessary, both ~because man cannot
1444 Suppl, 2 |              so. Therefore it is ~not necessary that we should be cleansed
1445 Suppl, 2 |              Q[113]). Therefore it is necessary to have contrition for all
1446 Suppl, 2 |              can think about past and necessary ~things, and yet the very
1447 Suppl, 2 |               Para. 1/1~Whether it is necessary to have contrition for each
1448 Suppl, 2 |             would seem that it is not necessary to have contrition for ~
1449 Suppl, 2 |          instant. Therefore it is not necessary to have contrition for each
1450 Suppl, 2 |              by confession. But it is necessary to ~confess each mortal
1451 Suppl, 2 |           mortal sin. Therefore it is necessary to have contrition for ~
1452 Suppl, 2 |                For ~this reason it is necessary to be contrite for, and
1453 Suppl, 3 |               this displeasure, it is necessary to observe that ~there is
1454 Suppl, 3 |             more ~grievous, and it be necessary to do one or the other.
1455 Suppl, 4 |            always," ~says that "it is necessary to rejoice." Now it is not
1456 Suppl, 4 |            except in so far as it is ~necessary as a remedy against something,
1457 Suppl, 5 |         disposition is, as it were, a necessary condition for justification,
1458 Suppl, 5 |               provided it fulfill the necessary conditions.~Aquin.: SMT
1459 Suppl, 6 |              1) Whether confession is necessary for salvation?~(2) Whether
1460 Suppl, 6 |               1~Whether confession is necessary for salvation?~Aquin.: SMT
1461 Suppl, 6 |           seem that confession is not necessary for salvation. For ~the
1462 Suppl, 6 |          Therefore ~confession is not necessary in order to do penance for
1463 Suppl, 6 |              Therefore neither is it ~necessary for salvation now that man
1464 Suppl, 6 |          Therefore confession is not ~necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT
1465 Suppl, 6 |                Further, confession is necessary for a judicial sentence,
1466 Suppl, 6 |               that ~confession is not necessary for salvation.~Aquin.: SMT
1467 Suppl, 6 |             known to ~him." But it is necessary for salvation that man should
1468 Suppl, 6 |             his sins. Therefore it is necessary for salvation that man should
1469 Suppl, 6 |           sacrament ~of the Church is necessary, received either actually,
1470 Suppl, 6 |     incompatible ~with salvation, are necessary for salvation: and so just
1471 Suppl, 6 |       original sin is blotted out, is necessary for salvation, so also ~
1472 Suppl, 6 |               Wherefore confession is necessary for the salvation of a man
1473 Suppl, 6 |              fact that ~confession is necessary for salvation is not due
1474 Suppl, 6 |            consequently confession is necessary.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[6] A[2]
1475 Suppl, 6 |              the ~law of Moses it was necessary for a man to declare his
1476 Suppl, 6 |           another man; but it was not necessary for ~him to make known what
1477 Suppl, 6 |            Baptism, ~because both are necessary sacraments. Now a man is
1478 Suppl, 6 |          confession which is not more necessary than Baptism. Moreover, ~
1479 Suppl, 6 |           life those things that are ~necessary for salvation, therefore,
1480 Suppl, 6 |              1~Reply OBJ 2: It is not necessary for bodily health that the
1481 Suppl, 6 |            confession is a part, is a necessary ~sacrament, even as Baptism
1482 Suppl, 7 |              1~Reply OBJ 4: It is not necessary that every definition should
1483 Suppl, 8 |            inquiry:~(1) Whether it is necessary to confess to a priest?~(
1484 Suppl, 8 |               sins?~(4) Whether it is necessary for a man to confess to
1485 Suppl, 8 |               Para. 1/1~Whether it is necessary to confess to a priest?~
1486 Suppl, 8 |             would seem that it is not necessary to confess to a priest. ~
1487 Suppl, 8 |           priest. Therefore it is not necessary to confess to a priest.~
1488 Suppl, 8 |              2: Further, Penance is a necessary sacrament, as is also Baptism. ~
1489 Suppl, 8 |                Further, confession is necessary in order that the measure
1490 Suppl, 8 |        penitent. Therefore it is not ~necessary to confess to a priest.~
1491 Suppl, 8 |              1~Reply OBJ 4: It may be necessary for two reasons to know
1492 Suppl, 8 |            that, Just as Baptism is a necessary sacrament, so is Penance. ~
1493 Suppl, 8 |              Baptism, through being a necessary sacrament has a twofold
1494 Suppl, 8 |      confession of venial sins is not necessary. Therefore it is not committed ~
1495 Suppl, 8 |               Para. 1/1~Whether it is necessary for one to confess to one'
1496 Suppl, 8 |             would seem that it is nol necessary to confess to one's own ~
1497 Suppl, 8 |              be straitened in matters necessary for ~salvation, lest they
1498 Suppl, 8 |       Therefore, since confession ~is necessary for salvation, men should
1499 Suppl, 8 |             subject, because ~this is necessary that he may help his subject'
1500 Suppl, 8 |         particular sin, so that it is necessary by ~the punishment of the
 
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