Section — Merkelbach, Pastoral Questions
§ B. Concerning Certain Sins Against Neighbor
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Sins against neighbor are opposed to charity or justice with their annexed virtues. But they can harm the neighbor in his various goods: in the internal goods of his own person, whether of body or of soul; in the goods of marriage, as regards the person joined to him; in the external goods of fortune; in the goods of reputation and honor, and of friendship and peace. To these various goods diverse sins are opposed.
Within this section
- Question I: Concerning Sins Against the Internal Goods of Life and Body
- Question II: Concerning Scandal, Which Is Opposed to Spiritual Goods
- Question III: Concerning Adultery, Which Is Opposed to the Good of Marriage
- Question IV: Concerning Sins Against the External Goods of Fortune, And Concerning Restitution Due for Them
- Question V: Concerning Hatred of Neighbor, Which Is the Cause of Harming Reputation, Honor, and Friendship