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6402 <p id="SS_Q17_A8-p8"> Hence in the order of generation, hope precedes charity. For just as a man is led to love God, through fear of being punished 6402 <p id="SS_Q17_A8-p8"> Hence in the order of generation, hope precedes charity. For just as a man is led to love God, through fear of being punished
6403 by Him for his sins, as Augustine states (In primam canon. Joan. Tract. ix), so too, hope leads to charity, in as much as 6403 by Him for his sins, as Augustine states (In primam canon. Joan. Tract. ix), so too, hope leads to charity, in as much as
6404 a man through hoping to be rewarded by God, is encouraged to love God and obey His commandments. On the other hand, in the 6404 a man through hoping to be rewarded by God, is encouraged to love God and obey His commandments. On the other hand, in the
6405 order of perfection charity naturally precedes hope, wherefore, with the advent of charity, hope is made more 6405 order of perfection charity naturally precedes hope, wherefore, with the advent of charity, hope is made more
6406 perfect, because we hope chiefly in our friends. It is in this sense that Ambrose states (OBJ[1]) that charity flows from 6406 perfect, because we hope chiefly in our friends. It is in this sense that Ambrose states (OBJ[1]) that charity flows from
6407 hope: so that this suffices for the Reply to the First Objection. 6407 hope.</p><p>This suffices for the Reply to the First Objection.
6408 </p> 6408 </p>
6409 <p id="SS_Q17_A8-p9"> 6409 <p id="SS_Q17_A8-p9">
6410 <b>Reply to Objection 2:</b> Hope and every movement of the appetite proceed from some kind of love, whereby the expected good is loved. But not every 6410 <b>Reply to Objection 2:</b> Hope and every movement of the appetite proceed from some kind of love, whereby the expected good is loved. But not every
6411 kind of hope proceeds from charity, but only the movement of living hope, viz. that whereby man hopes to obtain good from 6411 kind of hope proceeds from charity, but only the movement of living hope, viz. that whereby man hopes to obtain good from
6412 God, as from a friend. 6412 God, as from a friend.