Second Part of the Second Part (Secunda Secundae) — Question 26

• Article 1 — Whether There Is Order in Charity?
• Article 2 — Whether God Ought to Be Loved More Than Our Neighbor?
• Article 3 — Whether Out of Charity, Man Is Bound to Love God More Than Himself?
• Article 4 — Whether Out of Charity, Man Ought to Love Himself More Than His Neighbor?
• Article 5 — Whether a Man Ought to Love His Neighbor More Than His Own Body?
• Article 6 — Whether We Ought to Love One Neighbor More Than Another?
• Article 7 — Whether We Ought to Love Those Who Are Better More Than Those Who Are More Closely United Us?
• Article 8 — Whether We Ought to Love More Those Who Are Connected with Us by Ties of Blood?
• Article 9 — Whether a Man Ought, Out of Charity, to Love His Children More Than His Father?
• Article 10 — Whether a Man Ought to Love His Mother More Than His Father?
• Article 11 — Whether a Man Ought to Love His Wife More Than His Father and Mother?
• Article 12 — Whether a Man Ought to Love More His Benefactor Than One He Has Benefited?
• Article 13 — Whether the Order of Charity Endures in Heaven?