Book — Billuart, Summa Summae · from Schola Thomistica
On Grace
Contents
- Preambles on the Various Errors concerning Grace
On the Necessity of Grace
- What is understood by the name of grace?
- Whether man without grace can know anything true?
- Whether fallen man can do or will any good without grace?
- On the necessity of grace for the natural love of God above all things, affective as well as effective, and for avoiding sins
- Whether man can prepare himself for grace without grace?
- Whether actual grace is necessary to justified man for each act of piety?
- Whether man established in grace needs a special help of grace to persevere finally?
On the Essence and Division of Grace
- On the essence of grace
- The various divisions of grace
- On the grace gratuitously given, in particular
- Whether in this state of fallen nature there is sufficient grace?
- In what sense sufficient grace must be admitted?
- What is the help of sufficient grace, and of how many kinds?
- On Efficacious Grace
- The various ways of explaining the efficacy and causality of grace efficacious of itself are weighed
- On the cause of grace
On the Justification of the Sinner
- Whether in the justification of the ungodly sins are truly destroyed and taken away, and not only covered?
- Whether for the remission of sin, which is the justification of the ungodly, an infusion of grace is required?
- On the acts required for the justification of the adult sinner
- Article IV
- Certain little questions in completion of St. Thomas's question briefly resolved