Moral Theology: Its Method and Masters
How the moralists reason to a sure conscience when the law is in doubt, and who the masters are whose judgment carries weight.
Drawn from the authors' own words; every quotation links to its place.
The Systems of Conscience
An essay on the moral systems (probabilism, equiprobabilism, probabiliorism and the rest), and on how a doubtful conscience is made certain, is in preparation.
A Catalogue of Moral Writers
702 moral writers named by our authors, with the 29 whose works this library holds highlighted: each one's school, his moral system in his own words, and his life. Prümmer's notices, St. Alphonsus's judgments as Haringer records them, the works our authors used, and the places where our authors discuss each writer; 89 lives, each fact linked to where it was read.
St. Alphonsus on the Weight of Authors
His judgment of 1755 on whose authority weighs, in Latin and English: the doctors he sets above all, those he relies on, and those he finds too benign.
The Positions Compared: Charity
Every disputed point on charity and the vices against it, set out as its sides, with each author of this library placed on his side in his own words and the opinion of St. Alphonsus marked on each. The other virtues will follow.