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Genesis 37:20
Come now therefore, and let us slay him, and cast him into some pit, and we will say, Some evil beast has devoured him: and we shall see what will become of his dreams.
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Whether the Sin of Blasphemy is the Greatest Sin?
... Now the sin of murder, since it destroys a man's life, does more harm than
the sin of blasphemy, which can do no harm to God. Therefore ...
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Whether Wife-Murder is an Impediment to Marriage?
... Objection 4: Further, if the cause be removed, the effect is removed. But
the sin of murder can be removed by repentance. Therefore ...
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Whether Consent to Delectation is a Mortal Sin?
... Therefore he seems not to sin mortally. Objection 5: Further, the sin of
murder is more grievous than simple fornication. Now it ...
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Whether Sin is Aggravated by Reason of Its Causing More Harm?
... more grievous on account of its causing a greater harm, it would follow that
fornication, absolutely speaking, is a more grievous sin than murder, which is ...
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Whether Cursing is a Graver Sin than Backbiting?
... murder is more grievous than backbiting, as stated above ([2962]Q[73], A[3]). But
cursing is on a par with the sin of murder; for Chrysostom says (Hom. ...
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Whether Sacrilege is a Special Sin?
... Now sacrilege comprised under different kinds of sin, for instance under murder,
if one kill a priest under lust, as the violation of a consecrate virgin, or ...
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Whether Anger is the Most Grievous Sin?
... their outward effects. Now the effect of anger is murder, which is a most
grievous sin. Therefore anger is a most grievous sin. ...
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Whether Hatred of Our Neighbor is the Most Grievous Sin against ...
... Now hatred is an internal movement like anger and desire. Therefore hatred
of one's brother is a less grievous sin than murder. ...
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Whether Backbiting is the Gravest of all Sins Committed against ...
... guilty than those who killed the flesh that was soon to rise again." From this it
seems to follow that backbiting is by so much a graver sin than murder, as it ...
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Whether the Ingratitude Whereby a Subsequent Sin Causes the Return ...
... If, however, a man, while intending to commit a sin, eg murder or adultery, is not
withheld from it on account of its implying contempt of God, his ingratitude ...
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