Part, Question
1 1, 1 | 1/1 - TREATISE ON SACRED DOCTRINE (Q[1])~THE NATURE AND EXTENT
2 1, 1 | NATURE AND EXTENT OF SACRED DOCTRINE (TEN ARTICLES)~To place
3 1, 1 | and extent of this sacred doctrine. Concerning ~this there
4 1, 1 | Sacred Scripture of this doctrine may be expounded in ~different
5 1, 1 | philosophy, any further doctrine is required?~Aquin.: SMT
6 1, 1 | theology ~included in sacred doctrine differs in kind from that
7 1, 1 | Para. 1/1~Whether sacred doctrine is a science?~Aquin.: SMT
8 1, 1 | 1: It seems that sacred doctrine is not a science. For every
9 1, 1 | self-evident principles. But sacred doctrine proceeds from ~articles
10 1, 1 | 3:2). Therefore ~sacred doctrine is not a science.~Aquin.:
11 1, 1 | such like. Therefore sacred doctrine is not a science.~Aquin.:
12 1, 1 | no science except sacred doctrine. ~Therefore sacred doctrine
13 1, 1 | doctrine. ~Therefore sacred doctrine is a science.~Aquin.: SMT
14 1, 1 | 1~I answer that, Sacred doctrine is a science. We must bear
15 1, 1 | arithmetic. So it is that sacred doctrine is a ~science because it
16 1, 1 | the principles of sacred doctrine.~Aquin.: SMT FP Q[1] A[2]
17 1, 1 | are treated of in sacred doctrine, not ~because it is concerned
18 1, 1 | this sacred scripture or doctrine is ~based, has come down
19 1, 1 | Para. 1/1~Whether sacred doctrine is one science?~Aquin.:
20 1, 1 | 1: It seems that sacred doctrine is not one science; for
21 1, 1 | are treated of in sacred doctrine, cannot be grouped together
22 1, 1 | subjects. Therefore sacred doctrine is not one science.~Aquin.:
23 1, 1 | OBJ 2: Further, in sacred doctrine we treat of angels, corporeal
24 1, 1 | sciences. Therefore sacred doctrine cannot be one science.~Aquin.:
25 1, 1 | 1~I answer that, Sacred doctrine is one science. The unity
26 1, 1 | is ~included under sacred doctrine as under one science.~Aquin.:
27 1, 1 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Sacred doctrine does not treat of God and
28 1, 1 | that in this way, sacred doctrine ~bears, as it were, the
29 1, 1 | Para. 1/1~Whether sacred doctrine is a practical science?~
30 1, 1 | 1: It seems that sacred doctrine is a practical science;
31 1, 1 | Metaph. ii). But sacred doctrine is ordained to action: "
32 1, 1 | 1:22). Therefore ~sacred doctrine is a practical science.~
33 1, 1 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, sacred doctrine is divided into the Old
34 1, 1 | science. Therefore ~sacred doctrine is a practical science.~
35 1, 1 | with buildings. But sacred doctrine is chiefly concerned ~with
36 1, 1 | 1~I answer that, Sacred doctrine, being one, extends to things
37 1, 1 | practical, nevertheless sacred doctrine ~includes both; as God,
38 1, 1 | Para. 1/1~Whether sacred doctrine is nobler than other sciences?~
39 1, 1 | 1: It seems that sacred doctrine is not nobler than other
40 1, 1 | more certain than sacred doctrine; for its principles - namely,
41 1, 1 | on arithmetic. But sacred doctrine does in a ~sense depend
42 1, 1 | learning." Therefore sacred doctrine is inferior to other sciences.~
43 1, 1 | Para. 1/1~Whether this doctrine is the same as wisdom?~Aquin.:
44 1, 1 | OBJ 1: It seems that this doctrine is not the same as wisdom.
45 1, 1 | same as wisdom. For no ~doctrine which borrows its principles
46 1, 1 | directed (Metaph. i). But ~this doctrine borrows its principles.
47 1, 1 | in Ethic. ~vi. But this doctrine does not prove the principles
48 1, 1 | 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, this doctrine is acquired by study, whereas
49 1, 1 | Is. 11:2). Therefore this doctrine is not the same as ~wisdom.~
50 1, 1 | 1/1~I answer that, This doctrine is wisdom above all human
51 1, 1 | Trin. xii, 14). But sacred doctrine ~essentially treats of God
52 1, 1 | to others. Hence ~sacred doctrine is especially called wisdom.~
53 1, 1 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: Sacred doctrine derives its principles not
54 1, 1 | judging belongs to this doctrine which is ~acquired by study,
55 1, 1 | Para. 1/1~Whether sacred doctrine is a matter of argument?~
56 1, 1 | 1/1~OBJ 1: It seems this doctrine is not a matter of argument.
57 1, 1 | is sought." But in ~this doctrine, faith especially is sought: "
58 1, 1 | 20:31). Therefore sacred doctrine is not a ~matter of argument.~
59 1, 1 | experience." Therefore sacred doctrine ~is not a matter of argument.~
60 1, 1 | word which is according to doctrine, that he may be able to ~
61 1, 1 | able to ~exhort in sound doctrine and to convince the gainsayers" (
62 1, 1 | these sciences: so this doctrine does not argue in proof
63 1, 1 | faith, nevertheless, this doctrine argues from ~articles of
64 1, 1 | Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: This doctrine is especially based upon
65 1, 1 | from the dignity of this doctrine, for ~although the argument
66 1, 1 | the strongest. But sacred doctrine makes use even of human
67 1, 1 | are put forward in this ~doctrine. Since therefore grace does
68 1, 1 | Cor. 10:5). Hence ~sacred doctrine makes use also of the authority
69 1, 1 | 28). Nevertheless, sacred doctrine ~makes use of these authorities
70 1, 1 | 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, this doctrine seems to be intended to
71 1, 1 | representations. But sacred ~doctrine makes use of metaphors as
72 1, 2 | the chief aim of sacred doctrine is to teach the knowledge
73 1, 13 | we must hold a different doctrine - viz. that these names ~
74 1, 27 | origin, the order of the doctrine leads us ~to consider firstly,
75 1, 36 | Constantinople, handed down ~the doctrine about the Holy Ghost, not
76 1, 36 | anything ~wanting in the doctrine of their predecessors who
77 1, 43 | Ecclus. 6:23: "The wisdom of doctrine is ~according to her name."~
78 1, 43 | show the exuberance of doctrine; and hence it was said, "
79 1, 61 | authority in ~Christian doctrine is of such weight that no
80 1, 61 | is also the case with the doctrine of ~Athanasius," as Jerome
81 1, 43 | Ecclus. 6:23: "The wisdom of doctrine is ~according to her name."~
82 1, 43 | show the exuberance of doctrine; and hence it was said, "
83 1, 62 | authority in ~Christian doctrine is of such weight that no
84 1, 62 | is also the case with the doctrine of ~Athanasius," as Jerome
85 2, 18 | considered ~principally in the doctrine of morals. But since circumstances
86 2, 18 | actions are considered in the doctrine of morals.~Aquin.: SMT FS
87 2, 34 | instead of listening to the doctrine of their words: ~since,
88 2, 98 | was good. For just as a ~doctrine is shown to be good by the
89 2, 100 | forbidding blasphemy and false doctrine.~Aquin.: SMT FS Q[100] A[
90 2, 100 | a prohibition of false ~doctrine, for one gloss expounds
91 2, 100 | the prohibition of false doctrine ~(Dt. 13). To the third
92 2, 102 | He ~was like flour in the doctrine of the Law of the prophets;
93 2, 102 | we should not ~couple the doctrine of Christ to that of the
94 2, 102 | uncleanness of heretical doctrine: both because ~heretical
95 2, 102 | both because ~heretical doctrine is contagious just as leprosy
96 2, 102 | leprosy is, and because no ~doctrine is so false as not to have
97 2, 102 | the Lord commanded the "Doctrine and Truth" to be put in ~
98 2, 102 | they call the "Truth ~and Doctrine." Fifthly, he wore a belt
99 2, 102 | good morals: ~because his doctrine should hold together in
100 2, 102 | because those who abuse the doctrine of ~the four Evangelists,
101 2, 102 | preacher bearing the sheaves of doctrine, as the Apostle states (
102 2, 102 | prohibition to sow strange doctrine in the ~Church, which is
103 2, 103 | to the truth of life and ~doctrine, and that they should have
104 2, 107 | in His works and ~in His doctrine. In His works, because He
105 2, 107 | Made under the Law." In His doctrine ~He fulfilled the precepts
106 2, 108 | the general points of His doctrine. ~Elsewhere, however, He
107 2, 111 | principles ~of Catholic doctrine. Secondly, it behooves the
108 2, 111 | when the teacher ~of sacred doctrine does what God alone can
109 2, 1 | observes (Metaph. ii). Now the doctrine of faith was not ~devised
110 2, 1 | the same relation to the ~doctrine of faith, as self-evident
111 2, 1 | 1~Reply OBJ 2: The same doctrine of faith is taught in all
112 2, 1 | way of an exposition of doctrine, as ~appears from his way
113 2, 2 | they are contained in the doctrine of faith.~Aquin.: SMT SS
114 2, 10 | able to exhort in ~sound doctrine and to convince the gainsayers."~
115 2, 10 | name of the Lord and His ~doctrine be blasphemed."~Aquin.:
116 2, 10 | all things, since the very doctrine of ~catholic doctors derives
117 2, 11 | which truly belong to His doctrine.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[11] A[
118 2, 11 | in contradiction to the ~doctrine of the Church. Accordingly,
119 2, 15 | anyone who ~disseminated doctrine contrary to faith. Therefore
120 2, 15 | On the other hand, the doctrine of ~God's law is not so
121 2, 36 | intends to impugn the true doctrine. In this sense Catholics ~
122 2, 37 | that heresy holds ~false doctrine while schism severs a man
123 2, 37 | schism, for it adds corrupt doctrine, as Jerome ~declares in
124 2, 38 | since even in the Sacred Doctrine many things have to be concealed, ~
125 2, 41 | OBJ 2: Further, the Sacred Doctrine is a most spiritual thing.
126 2, 41 | life, of justice and of doctrine." Now the observance of
127 2, 41 | With regard to a man's doctrine two points must be ~considered,
128 2, 41 | 4: The truth of life, of doctrine, and of justice comprises ~
129 2, 43 | Ecclus. 6:23): "The wisdom of doctrine is ~according to her name,"
130 2, 43 | stands for the renown of doctrine, for which it is praised ~
131 2, 54 | teaching of the Gospel is the doctrine of perfection. ~Therefore
132 2, 92 | idolatry was banished ~by the doctrine and power of Christ, who
133 2, 107 | justice," and "truth of doctrine." But none of these ~is
134 2, 107 | its parts; and truth of doctrine belongs rather to the ~intellectual
135 2, 107 | 3 Para. 3/3~The truth of doctrine consists in a certain manifestation
136 2, 107 | this sense the truth of doctrine may pertain ~to this virtue,
137 2, 108 | The first is "in religious doctrine"; the second is "a lie that ~
138 2, 108 | have the ~lie "in religious doctrine," or against man, and this
139 2, 109 | order to disseminate false doctrine, or that he may obtain ~
140 2, 111 | about a matter of religious doctrine is most ~grievous - and
141 2, 166 | subject." Now the sacred doctrine is concerned with things
142 2, 166 | speech, but from the sacred doctrine; hence he begins by saying: ~"
143 2, 172 | declaration of any new ~doctrine of faith, but for the direction
144 2, 174 | you hath a psalm, hath a doctrine, hath a ~tongue, hath a
145 2, 176 | wicked men who teach a false doctrine never work ~true miracles
146 2, 176 | administer. If they teach a true doctrine, ~sometimes they work true
147 2, 178 | human ~reason, such as the doctrine of the mystery of the Trinity.
148 2, 179 | hearer. As to this object all doctrine ~belongs to the active life
149 2, 179 | quoted speaks expressly of doctrine as to its ~matter, in so
150 2, 185 | prescribed by the ~apostolic doctrine and the teaching of all
151 2, 186 | word which is according to ~doctrine, that he may be able to
152 2, 186 | able to exhort in sound doctrine and to convince ~the gainsayers."
153 2, 186 | letters in reference to the doctrine ~that is "according to godliness" (
154 2, 186 | is referred to the sacred doctrine. Hence ~Augustine says at
155 2, 187 | with the ~milk of simple doctrine while we progress; until
156 2, 187 | say, we pass from simple doctrine, by which we are taught
157 2, 187 | question of the order of doctrine, in so far as one has to
158 2, 187 | refers to the order of doctrine. For it ~continues thus: "
159 3, 1 | cxxxvii): "The ~Christian doctrine nowhere holds that God was
160 3, 1 | to man and to have His ~doctrine preached to them when and
161 3, 7 | of faith and spiritual ~doctrine. For it behooves him who
162 3, 7 | the means of making his ~doctrine clear; otherwise his doctrine
163 3, 7 | doctrine clear; otherwise his doctrine would be useless. Now Christ
164 3, 7 | chief teacher of spiritual doctrine and faith, according to ~
165 3, 10 | it is not the Christian doctrine that God was united to flesh
166 3, 12 | that all might receive the ~doctrine of Truth from Him. Hence
167 3, 12 | to hearing the lessons of doctrine until such time as He was
168 3, 12 | of reason, the word ~of doctrine is not vouchsafed before
169 3, 25 | when about to lay down the doctrine of the sacrifice of the ~
170 3, 26 | of St. Anselm (1109), the doctrine was maintained ~by Eadmer (
171 3, 26 | among those who upheld the doctrine of the ~Immaculate Conception,
172 3, 26 | very basis of the Catholic doctrine of the Immaculate ~Conception.~
173 3, 27 | were the bearers of His doctrine, ~should work miracles.
174 3, 35 | many disciples the same doctrine, and of one lord who governs ~
175 3, 38 | 1~OBJ 2: Further, every doctrine that proceeds from God anew
176 3, 40 | His temptation; (3) His doctrine; (4) His miracles.~Aquin.:
177 3, 42 | Para. 1/2 - OF CHRIST'S DOCTRINE (FOUR ARTICLES)~We have
178 3, 42 | now to consider Christ's doctrine, about which there are four ~
179 3, 42 | and salvation through His doctrine. Therefore it ~seems that
180 3, 42 | power." Now the power of doctrine is made more manifest in
181 3, 42 | order demanded that the doctrine of Christ should ~be made
182 3, 42 | Consequently He did not wish ~His doctrine to be preached to the Gentiles
183 3, 42 | by which He confirmed His doctrine, in the efficacy of His
184 3, 42 | at the outset ~make His doctrine known to the Gentiles equally
185 3, 42 | themselves to ~Christ's doctrine, which was the only way
186 3, 42 | were ever withstanding His doctrine.~Aquin.: SMT TP Q[42] A[
187 3, 42 | perfect." ~Now Christ's doctrine contained the most profound
188 3, 42 | I answer that, Anyone's doctrine may be hidden in three ways.
189 3, 42 | does not wish to make his ~doctrine known to many, but rather
190 3, 42 | Wherefore of heretical doctrine it is ~written (Prov. 9:
191 3, 42 | sweeter." Now, Christ's doctrine ~is "not of error nor of
192 3, 42 | candle," i.e. true and pure doctrine, "come in ~to be put under
193 3, 42 | Body Para. 2/3~Secondly, doctrine is hidden because it is
194 3, 42 | He propounded His entire ~doctrine either to the whole crowd
195 3, 42 | Body Para. 3/3~Thirdly, doctrine is hidden, as to the manner
196 3, 42 | night, and expound His ~doctrine in the dark: but He says
197 3, 42 | whole world, where Christ's doctrine was to be ~published by
198 3, 42 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: By His doctrine our Lord did not make known
199 3, 42 | should have committed His doctrine to writing?~Aquin.: SMT
200 3, 42 | should have committed His doctrine to ~writing. For the purpose
201 3, 42 | writing is to hand down doctrine to ~posterity. Now Christ'
202 3, 42 | posterity. Now Christ's doctrine was destined to endure for
203 3, 42 | should have ~committed His doctrine to writing.~Aquin.: SMT
204 3, 42 | also ~should have put His doctrine into writing.~Aquin.: SMT
205 3, 42 | have Himself committed His doctrine to writing.~Aquin.: SMT
206 3, 42 | Christ should not commit His ~doctrine to writing. First, on account
207 3, 42 | of teaching whereby His doctrine is ~imprinted on the hearts
208 3, 42 | unto the imprinting of doctrine in the hearts of the ~hearers.~
209 3, 42 | the excellence of Christ's doctrine, which ~cannot be expressed
210 3, 42 | Christ had committed His doctrine to writing, men would have
211 3, 42 | no deeper thought of His doctrine than that which appears
212 3, 42 | Para. 3/4~Thirdly, that His doctrine might reach all in an orderly
213 3, 42 | Himself had written, His ~doctrine would have reached all immediately.~
214 3, 42 | sensible signs. But ~Christ's doctrine, which is "the law of the
215 3, 43 | in confirmation of the doctrine that a man teaches. For ~
216 3, 43 | and that His supernatural doctrine was from God. And therefore
217 3, 43 | in order to confirm His doctrine, ~and in order to show forth
218 3, 43 | 1:27): "What is this new doctrine? For with ~power He commandeth
219 3, 44 | in confirmation of His doctrine. But there is no record
220 3, 44 | in order to confirm His ~doctrine, and witness to His Godhead,
221 3, 44 | they testify to ~Christ's doctrine and power, according to
222 3, 64 | you, and bring not ~this doctrine, receive him not into the
223 3, 66 | contrary, on Heb. 6:2, "Of the doctrine of Baptisms," the gloss ~
224 3, 71 | signify the receiving of doctrine, as to the ears; consent
225 3, 83 | sacrament, such ~as the doctrine of the apostles and of the
226 3, 83 | assent by faith to Christ's doctrine. And ~it is sung on those
227 3, 83 | the ministers, such as the doctrine of the Old and New ~Testament,
228 3, 83 | Testament, as a sign that this doctrine was announced to the peoples ~
229 3, 84 | foundation of spiritual doctrine. ~Moreover, the penance
230 Suppl, 25| Church's preaching, her doctrine ~would have no authority
231 Suppl, 36| things pertaining to the doctrine of faith and morals, and
232 Suppl, 37| readers as ~regards prophetic doctrine; by subdeacons as to apostolic
233 Suppl, 37| subdeacons as to apostolic doctrine; and ~by deacons as to the
234 Suppl, 37| deacons as to the gospel doctrine; while ordinary perfection,
235 Suppl, 37| first rudiments of the ~doctrine of faith, namely the Old
236 Suppl, 37| the ~light of spiritual doctrine.~Aquin.: SMT XP Q[37] A[
237 Suppl, 37| 4 Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 4: Doctrine is a remote preparation
238 Suppl, 37| wherefore the announcement of doctrine is entrusted to the ~ministers.
239 Suppl, 37| the ~ministers. But the doctrine of the Old Testament is
240 Suppl, 37| ministers. Moreover the doctrine of the New Testament is
241 Suppl, 37| they prepare the people by doctrine. For the acolyte by bearing
242 Suppl, 37| a ~light represents the doctrine of the New Testament in
243 Suppl, 40| Para. 1/1~OBJ 5: Further, "Doctrine and Truth" were inscribed
244 Suppl, 40| tunic," signifying the doctrine of Christ; wherefore in
245 Suppl, 40| admitted to ~announce the doctrine of the New Law. The deacon
246 Suppl, 69| canonical Scriptures and the doctrine of the holy Fathers; wherefore
247 Suppl, 93| those who commit the sacred doctrine ~to writing: but it is not
248 Suppl, 93| who labor in the word and doctrine." Therefore a ~greater aureole
249 Suppl, 93| or of martyrdom, or of doctrine more perfectly than another ~
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