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