Chapter — Vermeersch, Theologia Moralis
Chapter I: On Divine Law
¶1.
Usefulness. - It is an office of religion that we know and esteem the divine law according to its worth. Nor without divine law can we acquire knowledge of human law, of which, in moral and canonical matters, there are perpetual applications.
Divine law is distinguished as eternal, natural, positive.
Within this chapter
- Article I: On Eternal Lawnn. 235–236
- Article II: On Natural Lawnn. 237–243
- Article III: On Positive Divine Lawnn. 244–245
- Appendix: On the *Ius Gentium*nn. 246–249