Great Books of the Western World, Band 20Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... venial generically by reason of its object becomes mortal on the part of the agent , either because he fixes his last end therein , or because he di- rects it to something that is a mortal sin in its own genus ; for example , if a man ...
... venial generically by reason of its object becomes mortal on the part of the agent , either because he fixes his last end therein , or because he di- rects it to something that is a mortal sin in its own genus ; for example , if a man ...
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... Venial Sin Can Become Mortal ? We proceed thus to the Fourth Article : It would seem that a venial sin can become a mor- tal sin . Objection 1. For Augustine in explaining the words of John 3. 36 , He that believeth not the Son , shall ...
... Venial Sin Can Become Mortal ? We proceed thus to the Fourth Article : It would seem that a venial sin can become a mor- tal sin . Objection 1. For Augustine in explaining the words of John 3. 36 , He that believeth not the Son , shall ...
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... Venial ? We proceed thus to the Sixth Article : It would seem that a mortal sin can become venial . Objection 1. Because venial sin is equally distant from mortal as mortal sin is from venial . But a venial sin can become mortal , as ...
... Venial ? We proceed thus to the Sixth Article : It would seem that a mortal sin can become venial . Objection 1. Because venial sin is equally distant from mortal as mortal sin is from venial . But a venial sin can become mortal , as ...
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