Now in a case of this kind the same topics and the same rules will suit each side of the question, because each party is bound to establish his own law, and to invalidate the one contrary to it.
Each of these belongs to the matter of justice, because each is a kind of commutation.
The sin of the unworthy recipient is compared to the sin of them who slew Christ, by way of similitude, because each is committed against Christ's body; but not according to the degree of the crime.
Objection 1: It seems that a character is imprinted by all the sacraments of the New Law: because each sacrament of the New Law makes man a participator in Christ's Priesthood.
These definitions are numbered here, because each of them is the first of a series now begun.
And it is because each of them represents two different words, that the confusion has arisen.
Is it because each of them is a form, or because each is beautiful, or perhaps for some other reason?
For the same reason this soul does not dominate terrestrial bodies with as much power (as the celestial Soul dominates celestial things), because each of them is governed by another (human) soul.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "because each" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
