Second Part of the Second Part (Secunda Secundae) — Question 186

• Article 1 — Whether Religion Implies a State of Perfection?
• Article 2 — Whether Every Religious Is Bound to Keep All the Counsels?
• Article 3 — Whether Poverty Is Required for Religious Perfection?
• Article 4 — Whether Perpetual Continence Is Required for Religious Perfection?
• Article 5 — Whether Obedience Belongs to Religious Perfection?
• Article 6 — Whether It Is Requisite for Religious Perfection That Poverty, Continence, and Obedience Should Come Under a Vow?
• Article 7 — Whether It Is Right to Say That Religious Perfection Consists in These Three Vows?
• Article 8 — Whether the Vow of Obedience Is the Chief of the Three Religious Vows?
• Article 9 — Whether a Religious Sins Mortally Whenever He Transgresses the Things Contained in His Rule?
• Article 10 — Whether a Religious Sins More Grievously Than a Secular by the Same Kind of Sin?