dissertation — Concina, Compendium
Dissertation I — On Conscience
Contents
- Chapter I — On Conscience, and its division
- Chapter II — On the obligation by which Confessors are bound to enlighten penitents laboring under an invincibly erroneous conscience. Lax opinions are refuted
- Chapter III — Works performed from an invincibly erroneous conscience, though they lack formal malice, are nevertheless endowed with no goodness or merit
- Chapter IV — On the doubting Conscience
- Chapter V — The two rules are expounded: In doubts the safer part is to be chosen; In doubts the condition of the possessor is the better; and what diligence is required for laying aside a doubt
- Chapter VI — On the Scrupulous Conscience