Thing that can be contained within a period of time, or change in state (e.g. events, periods, acts)
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But, in venial sin, the soul is in contact with a temporal thing through inordinate love.
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Let temporal things be in the use, eternal things in the desire.
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Therefore temporal things are not to be asked of God in prayer.
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Never had the clergy been more worldly or devoted to temporal things.
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Therefore we ought not to ask for temporal things when we pray.
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Whether Man Ought to Ask God for Temporal Things When He Prays?
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Therefore the image of God exists in us even according to temporal things.
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Evidently she looks after the material and temporal things of life.
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We can do little more than this in any request for temporal things.
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Therefore man ought not to ask God for temporal things when he prays.
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Some, however, argue that we ought not to pray for temporal things, thus:
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Maecenas was a shrewd man when it came to temporal things.
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Thus each man becomes equal in temporal things as well as in spiritual things.
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Under the influence of this vision temporal things are trifling.
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Therefore it is lawful to be solicitous about temporal things.
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They see more of temporal things than of eternal things.