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Example sentences for "theological virtue"

Further, hope, which is a theological virtue, is a mean between despair and presumption.

Therefore there is no need for any habits of theological virtue, to direct the reason and will to God.

Now love is charity, which is a theological virtue.

Theological virtue, on the other hand, is about those same things so far as they surpass human reason.

Hope is a theological virtue, and is therefore superior to the moral virtues.

It is a theological virtue, inasmuch as it tends immediately to God Himself.

Objection 1: It would seem that hope is not a theological virtue.

For a theological virtue is one that has God for its object.

And since faith, through being a theological virtue, as stated above (I-II, Q.

Hence hope, as a theological virtue, does not regard the bliss of the body but the soul's bliss, which consists in the Divine fruition.

This is said of Christ with reference to hope, not as a theological virtue, but inasmuch as He hoped for some other things not yet possessed, as was said above.

And consequently religion is not a theological virtue, for the object of these latter is the ultimate end; but religion is a moral virtue, and the moral virtues are concerned with the means to the end.

Religion, then, can only be a theological virtue.

But some regard religion as a theological virtue, thus: 1.

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