Study — Thomas Slater, S.J.
Questions of Moral Theology
First published 1915. Slater's Questions of Moral Theology (Benziger Brothers, 1915), the companion volume of discussions to his Manual, transcribed page by page from the print with every word preserved; the substantive Latin passages are given in the transcriber's literal English, the originals preserved in the project ledger. Download: PDF · EPUB The original this transcription was made from: Internet Archive.
Twenty-three questions treated at length that the Manual could only state — the just price, liberalism and usury, deals in options and futures, modern sociology, eugenics, scruples, sacrilege, the task of liberal theology — articles Slater wrote for the Irish and American ecclesiastical reviews and gathered into a book, his fuller mind on the disputed points of his day.
The book’s own contents, as printed: Contents (as printed)
Contents
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- Title Pages and Approvals
- Contents (as printed)
- Preface
- The Just Price
- Value in Moral Theology and Political Economy
- Unearned Increment and Title by Accession
- Ownership and Railway Fares
- Liberalism and Usury
- The Sum Required for a Grave Sin of Theft
- The Theology of Stolen Goods
- Secret Commissions in Trade
- Deals in Options and Futures
- The Moral Aspect of Commercial “stockwatering”
- Bankruptcy and Conscience
- Modern Sociology
- English Socialism and Religion
- Eugenics and Moral Theology
- Civil Law and Conscience
- Some Questions Concerning Intention
- DR. McDONALD’S “PRINCIPLES OF MORAL SCIENCE”
- Scruples
- The Doctrine on Sacrilege in Moral Theology
- Is an Act of Contrition Difficult?
- Repetition of Extreme Unction
- A Forgotten Theologian and His Theory of Morals
- The Task of Liberal Theology