§ III. On the Quality of Integrity Specifically

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We shall treat first of the notion, division, and necessity of integrity; then of the scope of material integrity; then of the causes excusing from material integrity; finally of the means of procuring integrity, or of the examination of conscience.

Integrity: What Must Be Confessed

Within this section

Point I. On the Notion, Division, and Necessity of Integritynn. 315–317
Point II. On the Scope of Material Integritynn. 318–324
- Scholion. On Injury to Truth in Confessingnn. 323–324
Point III. On the Causes Excusing from Material Integritynn. 325–328
Point IV. On the Means of Procuring Integrity, or on the Examination of Consciencenn. 329–339
- Scholion I. On Repeating Confessions in Generalnn. 332–334
- Scholion II. On General Confessionnn. 335–337
- Scholion III. On Venial Sins to Be Confessed and on Doubtful Matter Alone Confessednn. 338–339