Section — Merkelbach, Summa Theologiae Moralis
Section C: On Sins Opposed to Religion
769.
769. To the virtue of religion there is opposed a twofold genus of vices: one by excess in divine worship, namely, superstition; the other by defect, because it posits something contrary to divine worship and exhibits contempt or irreverence toward God or divine things, namely, irreligiosity.
Within this section
Chapter I: On Superstitionnn. 770–789
- Question One: On Undue Worship of the True Godnn. 771–773
- Question Two: On Idolatrynn. 774–776
- Question Three: On Divinationnn. 777–784
- Question Four: On Vain Observance and Magicnn. 785–789
Chapter II: On Irreligiositynn. 790–815
- Question One: On the Tempting of Godnn. 791–794
- Question Two: On Perjurynn. 795–799
- Question Three: On Sacrilegenn. 800–807
- Question Four: On Simonynn. 808–815