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 1   1     |            should be worshipped in faith, hope, love," you would
 2   1     |            issues involved~concern faith alone; what is the beginning
 3   1     |        foundation of the catholic ~faith? You would have the answers
 4   1     |                    5. But, as this faith, which works by love,~7
 5   1     |          our endeavor. We begin in faith,~we are perfected in sight.~8
 6   1     |         foundation of the catholic faith, it is Christ. "For other
 7   1     |  distinctive basis of the catholic faith, just because it appears~
 8   1(10) |           threatening the orthodox faith.~
 9   1     |        said, God~should be served: faith, hope, love. It is easy
10   2     |         the Theological Virtues of Faith, Hope, and Love~~
11   2(11) |         Augustine's early essay On Faith and the Creed.~
12   2     |          virtues working together: faith believes; hope and love
13   2     |         and love pray. Yet without faith~nothing else is possible;
14   2     |     nothing else is possible; thus faith prays too. This, then, is
15   2     |         said 'to fear.'"~Therefore faith may refer to evil things
16   2     |        both the good~and evil. Yet faith is good, not evil. Moreover,
17   2     |          good, not evil. Moreover, faith refers to things past and
18   2     |            this is future. ~Again, faith has to do with our own affairs
19   2     |            hope. Since this is so, faith must be distinguished from~
20   2     |            different concepts. Yet faith and hope have this in~common:
21   2     |            of the catholic rule of faith, faith is said to be "the
22   2     |            catholic rule of faith, faith is said to be "the conviction
23   2     |          experience, determine his faith, he still ought not to~be
24   2     |            for us to use the term "faith,"~as we are taught in "the
25   2     |         say of love, without which faith can do nothing? There can
26   2     |          approves and~commends the faith that works by love and that
27   2     |          hope nor love are without faith.~~
28   6     |          deceived in matters where~faith and knowledge are prerequisite
29   7     |         the righteous man lives by faith."~39 Now, if you take away~
30   7     |      affirmation,~40 you take away faith, for without positive affirmation
31   7     |         leads to God, which is the faith of Christ which works~through
32   7     | impressions of this kind, with our faith in God still safe,~nor do
33   7     |        mistakes do not affect that faith by which we move forward
34   9     |       grace you have been saved by faith."~50~
35   9     |      arrogate to themselves saving faith as their own work and not~
36  10     |          conceived~by His mother's faith and not her fleshly desires.
37  15     |        befitting our confession of faith, we go on to affirm that
38  15     |           that we call to mind our faith "in holy Church." By~this
39  15     |          not be set in the rule of faith _before_ the Church, since
40  16     |        which one leads the life of faith, there is no danger to religion.
41  16     |         nor fatal to the Christian faith. But~when, by these alien
42  18     |                CHAPTER XVIII~141 - Faith and Works~~
43  18     |            this question, entitled Faith and Works,~142 in which,
44  18     |   according to Holy Scripture, the faith that saves is the faith
45  18     |            faith that saves is the faith that~the apostle Paul adequately
46  18     |            uncircumcision, but the faith which works through love."~143
47  18(142)|          by analyzing what kind of faith and what kind of works are _
48  18     |          through love."~143 But if faith~works evil and not good,
49  18     |         say, "If a man says he has faith, yet has not works, can
50  18     |         yet has not works, can his faith~be enough to save him?"~145~
51  18     |          by fire on account of his faith only, and if this is the~
52  18     |          so as by fire"~146 - then faith without works would be sufficient
53  18     |        nevertheless saved by their faith in Christ, would they not
54  20     |         Pharisees, who had not the faith of Christ, all things ~are
55  20     |         are not made clean ~by the faith of Christ, of whom it is
56  20     |          Cleansing their hearts by faith."~163 And as the~apostle
57  24     |         what now the pious hold by faith, not yet grasping it in~
58  24     |     beginning of our Confession of Faith is imperiled - the~sentence
59  27     |          humility of the Christian faith. Then,~continuing his argument, "
60  28     |           is~made effectual in the faith of Christ. Thus, as it is
61  30     |    Principles of Christian Living: Faith and Hope~~
62  30     |            from our confession of _faith_, briefly ~summarized in
63  30(241)|            scheme of the treatise: faith, hope, and love.~
64  31     |           the other two - that~is, faith and hope - for the more
65  31     |           it.~Now this is the true faith of Christ which the apostle
66  31     |        which the apostle commends: faith that works through~love.
67  31     |            opened unto it.~246 For faith achieves what the law commands [
68  31     |           righteous man] ~lives by faith and lives righteously in
69  31     |          salvation apart from the ~faith of Christ. And, unless Christ
70  32     |            a good conscience and a~faith unfeigned."~259 Thus every
71  32     |           come. Now we love God in faith; then, at sight. For,~though
72  33     |          match its prolixity! - on Faith, Hope, and Love.~