Chapter — Spirago
B. GOOD WORKS, VIRTUE, SIN, VICE
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Hitherto the will of God (the commandments) has been the subject treated of. In the following pages we shall speak of the fulfilment of the divine will and the transgression thereof. Good works are the result of the accomplishment of the divine will; sin is the result of the violation of it. By the repeated performance of good works the habit of virtue is formed; by repeated acts of sin, the habit of vice.
Within this chapter
- I. GOOD WORKS
- IV. VICE
- V. THE FORGIVENESS OF SIN
- VI. TEMPTATION
- VII. OCCASIONS OF SIN
VIII. THE SEVEN PRINCIPAL VIRTUES AND THE SEVEN PRINCIPAL VICES
- 1. HUMILITY
- 2. THE OPPOSITE OF HUMILITY: PRIDE
- 3. OBEDIENCE
- 4. DISOBEDIENCE
- 6. THE OPPOSITE OF MEEKNESS: WRATH
- 7. LIBERALITY
- 8. THE OPPOSITE OF LIBERALITY: AVARICE
- 9. TEMPERANCE IN EATING AND DRINKING
- 10. INTEMPERANCE IN EATING AND DRINKING
- 11. CHASTITY
- 12. UNCHASTITY
- 13. ZEAL IN WHAT IS GOOD
- 14. THE OPPOSITE OF ZEAL: SLOTH