Secunda Secundæ Partis
Secunda SecundΓ¦ Partis β Faith, Hope, Charity, Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, Temperance, Acts Pertaining to Certain Men.
189 Questions
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Question 1. Faith
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Question 2. The act of faith
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Question 3. The outward act of faith
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Question 4. Article 1. Whether it was fitting that the Son of God should become "incarnate"?
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Question 5. Those who have faith
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Question 6. The cause of faith
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Question 7. The effects of faith
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Question 8. The gift of understanding
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Question 9. The gift of knowledge
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Question 10. Unbelief in general
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Question 11. Heresy
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Question 12. Apostasy
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Question 13. The sin of blasphemy, in general
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Question 14. Blasphemy against the Holy Ghost
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Question 15. The vices opposed to knowledge and understanding
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Question 16. The precepts of faith, knowledge and understanding
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Question 17. Hope, considered in itself
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Question 18. The subject of hope
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Question 19. The gift of fear
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Question 20. Despair
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Question 21. Presumption
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Question 22. The precepts relating to hope and fear
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Question 23. Charity, considered in itself
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Question 24. The subject of charity
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Question 25. The object of charity
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Question 26. The order of charity
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Question 27. The principle act of charity, which is to love
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Question 28. Joy
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Question 29. Peace
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Question 30. Mercy
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Question 31. Beneficence
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Question 32. Almsdeeds
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Question 33. Fraternal correction
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Question 34. Hatred
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Question 35. Sloth
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Question 36. Envy
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Question 37. Discord, which is contrary to peace
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Question 38. Contention
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Question 39. Schism
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Question 40. War
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Question 41. Strife
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Question 42. Sedition
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Question 43. Scandal
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Question 44. The precepts of charity
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Question 45. The gift of wisdom
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Question 46. Folly which is opposed to wisdom
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Question 47. Prudence, considered in itself
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Question 48. The parts of prudence
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Question 49. Each quasi-integral part of prudence
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Question 50. The subjective parts of prudence
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Question 51. The virtues which are connected with prudence
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Question 52. The gift of counsel
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Question 53. Imprudence
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Question 54. Negligence
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Question 55. Vices opposed to prudence by way of resemblance
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Question 56. The precepts relating to prudence
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Question 57. Right
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Question 58. Justice
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Question 59. Injustice
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Question 60. Judgment
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Question 61. The parts of Justice
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Question 62. Restitution
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Question 63. Respect of persons
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Question 64. Murder
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Question 65. Other injuries committed on the person
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Question 66. Theft and robbery
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Question 67. The injustice of a judge, in judging
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Question 68. Matters concerning unjust accusation
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Question 69. Sins committed against justice: of the part of the defendant
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Question 70. Injustice with regard to the person of the witness
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Question 71. Injustice in judgment: the part of counsel
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Question 72. Reviling
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Question 73. Backbiting
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Question 74. Tale-bearing
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Question 75. Derision
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Question 76. Cursing
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Question 77. Cheating, which is committed in buying and selling
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Question 78. The sin of usury
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Question 79. The quasi-integral parts of Justice
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Question 80. The potential parts of Justice
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Question 81. Religion
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Question 82. Devotion
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Question 83. Prayer
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Question 84. Adoration
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Question 85. Sacrifice
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Question 86. Oblations and first-fruits
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Question 87. Tithes
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Question 88. Vows
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Question 89. Oaths
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Question 90. The taking of God's name by way of adjuration
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Question 91. Taking the divine name for the purpose of invoking it by means of praise
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Question 92. Superstition
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Question 93. Superstition consisting in undue worship of the true God
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Question 94. Idolatry
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Question 95. Superstition in divinations
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Question 96. Superstition in observances
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Question 97. The temptation of God
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Question 98. Perjury
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Question 99. Sacrilege
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Question 100. Simony
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Question 101. Piety
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Question 102. Observance, considered in itself, and its parts
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Question 103. Dulia
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Question 104. Obedience
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Question 105. Disobedience
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Question 106. Thankfulness or gratitude
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Question 107. Ingratitude
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Question 108. Vengeance
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Question 109. Truth
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Question 110. The vices opposed to truth, and first of lying
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Question 111. Dissimulation and hypocrisy
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Question 112. Boasting
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Question 113. Irony
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Question 114. The friendliness which is called affability
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Question 115. Flattery
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Question 116. Quarreling
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Question 117. Liberality
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Question 118. The vices opposed to liberality, and in the first place, of covetousness
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Question 119. Prodigality
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Question 120. Article 1. Whether Christ should have been "baptized"?
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Question 121. Piety
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Question 122. The precepts of justice
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Question 123. Fortitude
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Question 124. Martyrdom
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Question 125. Fear
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Question 126. Fearlessness
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Question 127. Daring
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Question 128. The parts of fortitude
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Question 129. Magnanimity
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Question 130. Presumption
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Question 131. Ambition
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Question 132. Vainglory
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Question 133. Pusillanimity
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Question 134. Magnificence
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Question 135. Meanness
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Question 136. Patience
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Question 137. Perseverance
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Question 138. The vices opposed to perseverance
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Question 139. The gift of fortitude
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Question 140. The precepts of fortitude
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Question 141. Temperance
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Question 142. The vices opposed to temperance
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Question 143. The parts of temperance, in general
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Question 144. Shamefacedness
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Question 145. Honesty
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Question 146. Abstinence
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Question 147. Fasting
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Question 148. Gluttony
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Question 149. Sobriety
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Question 150. Drunkenness
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Question 151. Chastity
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Question 152. Virginity
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Question 153. Lust
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Question 154. The parts of Lust
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Question 155. Continence
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Question 156. Incontinence
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Question 157. Clemency and meekness
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Question 158. Anger
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Question 159. Cruelty
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Question 160. Modesty
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Question 161. Humility
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Question 162. Pride
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Question 163. The first man's sin
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Question 164. The punishments of the first man's sin
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Question 165. Our first parents' temptation
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Question 166. Studiousness
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Question 167. Curiosity
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Question 168. Modesty as consisting in the outward movements of the body
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Question 169. Modesty in the outward apparel
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Question 170. The precepts of temperance
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Question 171. Prophecy
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Question 172. The cause of prophecy
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Question 173. The manner in which prophetic knowledge is conveyed
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Question 174. The division of prophecy
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Question 175. Rapture
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Question 176. The grace of tongues
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Question 177. The gratuitous grace consisting in words
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Question 178. The grace of miracles
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Question 179. The division of life into active and contemplative
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Question 180. The contemplative life
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Question 181. The active life
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Question 182. The active life in comparison with the contemplative life
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Question 183. Man's various duties and states in general
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Question 184. The state of perfection in general
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Question 185. Things pertaining to the episcopal state
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Question 186. Things in which the religious state properly consists
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Question 187. Things that are competent to religious
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Question 188. The different kinds of religious life
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