Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 II, 1,17 |    bring down on the sinner the punishment of "eternal death."~In the
2 II, 1,17 |        the point of view of the punishment it merits, for St. Thomas
3 II, 1,17 |    unforgiven, leads to eternal punishment; whereas venial sin is the
4 II, 1,17 |     that merits merely temporal punishment (that is, a partial punishment
5 II, 1,17 |  punishment (that is, a partial punishment which can be expiated on
6 II, 1,18 | emphasis on the fear of eternal punishment they pass to preaching a
7 II, 1,18 |        of God that excludes any punishment deserved by sin; from severity
8 III, 1,26|       communion with God or the punishment of separation from him.
9 III, 2,31|       combating sin; accept the punishment (sacramental penance) which