Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 I, 2,8     | God, with themselves, with neighbor, with the whole of creation;
2 II, 1,15   |  his relationship with his neighbor. Therefore one can speak
3 II, 1,16   |   a direct attack on one's neighbor and more exactly, in the
4 II, 1,16   | are offenses against one's neighbor. These sins are usually
5 II, 1,16   | sin is sin against love of neighbor, and in the law of Christ
6 II, 1,16   | dignity and honor of one's neighbor. Also social is every sin
7 II, 1,17   | formal contempt for God or neighbor. For mortal sin exists also
8 Concl, 0,35| new commandment of love of neighbor; the yearning for and commitment