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Dissertation I — On faith, and hope

Contents

Chapter I — The propositions condemned by the Church in the matter of faith are recounted
Chapter II — A census of propositions which seem lax, culled from the Casuists
Chapter III — On Faith, and its division
Chapter IV — On the necessity of the things to be believed
Chapter V — What the Faithful ought to know of those things which form morals, and conform the life of Christians to the exemplar of our Master Christ Jesus
Chapter VI — On the divine and ecclesiastical precept of confessing the Christian doctrine, both of faith and of morals
Chapter VII — On Infidelity, and its various species opposed to the virtue of faith
Chapter VIII — On the communication of the Faithful with Infidels
Chapter IX — On Heresy, and Apostasy from the faith, and the penalties enacted against Heretics
Chapter X — On prohibited Books
Chapter XI — The notion, object, subject, precept of the theological virtue of hope, and the time at which its obligation presses