ST II-II, q. 158
Of Anger
We must next consider the contrary vices: (1) Anger that is opposed to meekness; (2) Cruelty that is opposed to clemency. Concerning anger there are eight points of inquiry:
(1) Whether it is lawful to be angry?
(2) Whether anger is a sin?
(3) Whether it is a mortal sin?
(4) Whether it is the most grievous of sins?
(5) Of its species;
(6) Whether anger is a capital vice?
(7) Of its daughters;
(8) Whether it has a contrary vice?
Articles
- a. 1Whether it is lawful to be angry?
- a. 2Whether anger is a sin?
- a. 3Whether all anger is a mortal sin?
- a. 4Whether anger is the most grievous sin?
- a. 5Whether the Philosopher suitably assigns the species of anger?
- a. 6Whether anger should be reckoned among the capital vices?
- a. 7Whether six daughters are fittingly assigned to anger?
- a. 8Whether there is a vice opposed to anger resulting from lack of anger?