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Therefore dulia is not a distinct virtue from latria whereby God is honored.
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In this respect we owe Him reverence and the honor of latria; wherefore Ps.
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Therefore swearing is not an act of religion or latria.
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Objection 1: It would seem that adoration is not an act of latria or religion.
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Therefore dulia is not a distinct virtue from latria.
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Objection 1: It would seem that a vow is not an act of latria or religion.
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Objection 1: It would seem that an oath is not an act of religion, or latria.
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Therefore adoration is not an act of latria.
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Therefore adoration is nol an act of latria.
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But latria, apparently, is univocally applied to idolatry and to that which belongs to the true religion.
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And thus it is clear that to take a vow is properly an act of latria or religion.
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Therefore dulia whereby we honor our neighbor is not a distinct virtue from latria with which we honor God.
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Whether a Vow Is an Act of Latria or Religion?
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Whether an Oath Is an Act of Religion, or Latria?
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Whether Adoration Is an Act of Latria or Religion?
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Whether Dulia Is a Special Virtue Distinct from Latria?