Chapter — Vermeersch, Theologia Moralis
Chapter I: On Superstition and Its Various Species
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General notion. Superstition is false religion, i.e., a vicious worship of the true God, or worship rendered to a false Deity or to a creature to whom it could not be exhibited. Hence it is of a twofold genus. Superstition of the former genus sins in the mode, the other in the term to be honored.
Within this chapter
- Article I: On Vicious Worship of the True Godnn. 231–234
Article II: On Superstitious Worship of a Creaturenn. 235–251
- § 1. On Idolatrynn. 236–240
- § 2. On Magicn. 241
- § 3. On Vain Observancesnn. 242–246
- § 4. On Modern Spiritismnn. 247–251