Part — Vermeersch, Theologia Moralis
Prooemium
¶1.
Various Matters Concerning Moral Theology — Usefulness of the Prooemium
There is no true science if its object is presented to the mind only confusedly. But a distinct setting forth of the object to be investigated, of the method to be employed, and of the comparison with related sciences, no less than a clear image of the material thing itself to be considered and of its location in space, wonderfully assists both the intellect and the memory.
Within this part
- Article I: Definition of Moral Theologyn. 1
- Article II: Moral Theology and the Related Sciencesnn. 2–3
- Parergon: On the Relation of Juridical Discipline to Moral Disciplinen. 4
- Article III: Sources of Moral Theologyn. 5
- Article IV: Method of Moral Theologynn. 6–9
- Article V: Historical Notes on Moral Theologynn. 10–24
- Article VI: Order of Treatmentnn. 25–26