Morals of the Church

Moral Theology: Its Method and Masters

A Catalogue of Moral Writers

Drawn from the authors' own words; every quotation links to its place.

One line to a writer, alphabetically, as in the Index. Each name leads to the writer's own page, which gives everything gathered on him: Prümmer's notice, Haringer's entry, his moral system as each of our authors reports it, every place where our authors discuss him, the works our authors used, his life, and the Catholic Encyclopedia's article. The 29 writers whose works this library holds are marked.

Haringer's signs, from his index of writers reprinted in Gury-Ballerini (1884), give St. Alphonsus's judgment: * learned, ** weighty and probabilist, + weighty probabiliorist, +* rigid; every sign was read on the page, and a sign on a writer the 1884 editor added is marked as his. “Disputed” means our authors put the writer in different systems. Nothing here is our verdict: each line says whose words it reports.

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