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Question — McHugh–Callan, Moral Theology

Question I. The Last End of Man and the Means to That End

Contents

Art. 1. The Last End of Mannn. 19–21
- The Existence of the Last Endn. 19
- The Nature of the Last Endn. 20
- The Attainment of the Last Endn. 21
Art. 2. Acts as Humannn. 22–62
- Introductionn. 22
- Definitionn. 23
- Knowledge Requisite for a Human Actnn. 24–33
- Consent Requisite for a Human Actnn. 34–39
- Obstacles to Consentnn. 40–55
- Two Kinds of Voluntary Actsnn. 56–62
Art. 3. Acts as Moralnn. 63–105
- Introductionn. 63
- Definitionnn. 64–69
- The Sources of Moralitynn. 70–75
- Good Actsnn. 76–78
- Bad Actsnn. 79–81
- Indifferent Actsnn. 82–86
- Perfect and Essential Goodnessnn. 87–88
- Morality of the External Actnn. 89–93
- Morality of the Act Indirectly Willednn. 94–95
- Morality of the Consequences of an Actn. 96
- Imputabilitynn. 97–105
Art. 4. Acts as Meritoriousnn. 106–115
- Introductionn. 106
- Definitionn. 107
- Divisions of Meritnn. 108–115
Art. 5. The Passionsnn. 116–131
- Introductionn. 116
- Definitionn. 117
- Divisionnn. 118–120
- Moral Value of the Passionsnn. 121–131