ST I, q. 105
Of the Change of Creatures by God
We now consider the second effect of the Divine government, i.e. the change of creatures; and first, the change of creatures by God; secondly, the change of one creature by another.
Under the first head there are eight points of inquiry:
(1) Whether God can move immediately the matter to the form?
(2) Whether He can immediately move a body?
(3) Whether He can move the intellect?
(4) Whether He can move the will?
(5) Whether God works in every worker?
(6) Whether He can do anything outside the order imposed on things?
(7) Whether all that God does is miraculous?
(8) Of the diversity of miracles.
Articles
- a. 1Whether God can move the matter immediately to the form?
- a. 2Whether God can move a body immediately?
- a. 3Whether God moves the created intellect immediately?
- a. 4Whether God can move the created will?
- a. 5Whether God works in every agent?
- a. 6Whether God can do anything outside the established order of nature?
- a. 7Whether whatever God does outside the natural order is miraculous?
- a. 8Whether one miracle is greater than another?