Week 17 (pp. 217-228) Flashcards by Daniel Simpson

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pactum (pactio)

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pact or covenant

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pactum salutis

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covenant of redemption

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paedagogus ad Christum

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guide to Christ

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paenitentia

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penitence, penance, repentance, or contrition

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paideia (παιδεία)

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teaching, instruction, discipline, or correction, especially of children

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panarmonikos (παναρμόνικος)

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complex; embracing a vast array of things

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parabasis (παράβασις)

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sin considered as a transgression against or violation of the law

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paradeigma (παράδειγμα)

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paradigm; idea; concept

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paradisio

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paradise

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parangelia (παραγγελία)

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a command or advisement

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paraphysica (παραφυσικά)

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beside (or beyond) the physical

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paraptōma (παράπτωμα)

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transgression

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parousia (παρουσία)

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parousia, advent

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pars providentiae

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a part of providence

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partes animae

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parts of the soul

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particulae distinctivae

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distinctive particles or units of speech

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particulae exclusivae

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exclusive particles

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partim

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partly

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passio

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passion

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passiones

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passions, emotions

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patefactio

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disclosure, manifestation, a making known

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pater

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father

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paternitas

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paternity

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pathemata (παθήματα)

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passions, emotions

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pathetikos (παθητικῶς)

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subject to passions or suffering; passible

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patientia

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patience

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peccata

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sins

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peccata clamantia

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sins that cry out

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peccata enormia

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unusually great sins

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peccata mortalia

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mortal sins

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peccata venialia

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venial sins

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peccatum actuale

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actual sin

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peccatum habituale acquisitum

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an acquired sinful disposition or an acquired disposition to sin

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peccatum in Spiritum Sanctum

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sin against the Holy Spirit

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peccatum inhaerens

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inherent sin

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peccatum originale

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original sin

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per consequentiam

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by consequence

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per se

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by or through itself

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perfectio

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perfection

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perfectio essentialis

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essential perfection

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perfectio integralis

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integral perfection

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perichōrēsis (περιχώρησις)

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circumincession or coinherence

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permissio

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permission

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permissio efficax

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effective permission or willing permission

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perseverantia (sanctorum)

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perseverance (of the saints)

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persona

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person

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persona Christi

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the person of Christ

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persona composita

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composite person

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persona Deitatis

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person of the Deity

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persona divina

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divine person

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persona publica

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public or representative person

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personalis unio

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personal union

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personaliter

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personally or hypostatically

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perspicuitas

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perspicuity, clarity of thought, lucidity

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petitio principii

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begging the question

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Philosophus

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the Philosopher (Aristotle)

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physikē (φυσική)

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natural, physical, according to nature

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physis (φύσις)

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nature

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piaculum

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an expiation or expiatory sacrifice

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pietas

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piety

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pignus

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pledge or assurance

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plena possessio

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full possession