Bellarmine treats this opinion as the extreme counterpart of Thomism (which he also combats) and disposes of it thus: “Haec opinio aliena est omnino a sententia b.
While the Thomists found no difficulty in harmonizing this view with their theory of physical premotion, the few Molinists who espoused it were hard put in trying to square it with the scientia media.
For he, too, is compelled to assert: “Predestination to glory is the motive for which efficacious or infallible means towards attaining that end are bestowed.
Facienti quod est in se ex viribus naturalibus Deus non denegat gratiam (to him who does what he can with his natural moral strength, God does not refuse grace.
In his locis opinio est coniectura magis quam nuntio aut litteris Caesarem Formiis a.
Ties opinio ne multe valoras = That one's opinion is not worth much.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "opinio" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
