SCG 3.01
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CONTENTS [1]
Volume 2
- CHAPTER LXXXIV: THAT THE HEAVENLY BODIES DO NOT IMPRESS ON OUR INTELLECT
- CHAPTER LXXXV: THAT THE HEAVENLY BODIES ARE NOT THE CAUSE OF OUR WILLING AND CHOOSING
- CHAPTER LXXXVI: THAT CORPOREAL EFFECTS IN THIS LOWER WORLD DO NOT RESULT OF NECESSITY FROM THE ACTION OF THE HEAVENLY BODIES
- CHAPTER LXXXVII: THAT THE MOVEMENT OF A HEAVENLY BODY IS NOT THE CAUSE OF OUR CHOOSING BY VIRTUE OF ITS SOUL MOVING US, AS SOME SAY
- CHAPTER LXXXVIII: THAT CREATED SUBSTANCES CANNOT BE THE DIRECT CAUSES OF OUR ACTS OF CHOOSING AND WILLING, BUT GOD ALONE
- CHAPTER LXXXIX: THAT THE MOVEMENT OF THE WILL, AND NOT ONLY THE POWER OF THE WILL, IS CAUSED BY GOD
- CHAPTER XC: THAT HUMAN CHOICE AND WILL ARE SUBJECT TO DIVINE PROVIDENCE
- CHAPTER XCI: HOW HUMAN AFFAIRS MAY BE REFERRED TO HIGHER CAUSES
- CHAPTER XCII: HOW A MAN MAY BE SAID TO BE FORTUNATE, AND HOW HE IS ASSISTED BY HIGHER CAUSES
- CHAPTER XCIII: IS THERE SUCH A THING AS FATE, AND WHAT IS IT?
- CHAPTER XCIV: OF THE CERTAINTY OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE
- CHAPTERS XCV AND XCVI: THAT THE UNCHANGEABLENESS OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE DOES NOT EXCLUDE THE USEFULNESS OF PRAYER
- CHAPTER XCVII: HOW THERE IS A REASON FOR DIVINE PROVIDENCE
- CHAPTER XCVIII: HOW IT IS POSSIBLE, AND HOW IT IS IMPOSSIBLE, FOR GOD TO DO SOMETHING OUTSIDE THE ORDER OF HIS PROVIDENCE
- CHAPTER XCIX: THAT GOD CAN WORK OUTSIDE THE ORDER IMPOSED ON THINGS, BY PRODUCING EFFECTS WITHOUT THEIR PROXIMATE CAUSES
- CHAPTER C: THAT WHAT GOD DOES BESIDE THE ORDER OF NATURE IS NOT CONTRARY TO NATURE
- CHAPTER CI: OF MIRACLES
- CHAPTER CII: THAT GOD ALONE WORKS MIRACLES
- CHAPTER CIII: THAT SPIRITUAL SUBSTANCES DO WONDERS WHICH, HOWEVER, ARE NOT MIRACLES PROPERLY SPEAKING
- CHAPTER CIV: THAT THE WORKS OF MAGICIANS RESULT NOT ONLY FROM THE INFLUENCE OF HEAVENLY BODIES
- CHAPTER CV: WHENCE THE WORKS OF MAGICIANS DERIVE THEIR EFFICACY
- CHAPTER CVI: THAT THE INTELLECTUAL SUBSTANCE WHICH GIVES EFFICACY TO THE PRACTICES OF MAGIC IS NOT GOOD ACCORDING TO VIRTUE
- CHAPTER CVII: THAT THE INTELLECTUAL SUBSTANCE WHOSE ASSISTANCE IS EMPLOYED IN THE MAGIC ARTS IS NOT EVIL IN ITS NATURE
- CHAPTER CVIII: ARGUMENTS THAT WOULD SEEM TO PROVE THAT THERE CAN BE NO SIN IN THE DEMONS
- CHAPTER CIX: THAT SIN IS POSSIBLE IN THE DEMONS, AND HOW
- CHAPTER CX: SOLUTION OF THE AFORESAID ARGUMENTS
- CHAPTER CXI: THAT RATIONAL CREATURES ARE SUBJECT TO DIVINE PROVIDENCE IN A SPECIAL MANNER
- CHAPTER CXII: THAT RATIONAL CREATURES ARE GOVERNED FOR THEIR OWN SAKE, AND OTHER CREATURES, AS DIRECTED TO THEM
- CHAPTER CXIII: THAT THE RATIONAL CREATURE IS DIRECTED TO ITS ACTION BY GOD NOT ONLY IN ITS RELATION TO THE SPECIES, BUT ALSO IN ITS RELATION TO THE INDIVIDUAL
- CHAPTER CXIV: THAT LAWS ARE GIVEN BY GOD TO MAN
- CHAPTER CXV: THAT THE DIVINE LAW DIRECTS MAN CHIEFLY TO GOD
- CHAPTER CXVI: THAT THE END OF GOD'S LAW IS THE LOVE OF GOD
- CHAPTER CXVII: THAT WE ARE DIRECTED BY THE DIVINE LAW TO THE LOVE OF OUR NEIGHBOUR
- CHAPTER CXVIII: THAT THE DIVINE LAW BINDS MEN TO THE TRUE FAITH
- CHAPTER CXIX: THAT OUR MIND IS DIRECTED TO GOD BY CERTAIN SENSIBLE THINGS
- CHAPTER CXX: THAT THE WORSHIP OF LATRIA IS DUE TO GOD ALONE
- CHAPTER CXXI: THAT THE DIVINE LAW DIRECTS MAN ACCORDING TO REASON AS REGARDS THINGS CORPOREAL AND SENSIBLE
- CHAPTER CXXII: HOW, ACCORDING TO THE DIVINE LAW, SIMPLE FORNICATION IS A SIN: AND THAT MATRIMONY IS NATURAL
- CHAPTER CXXIII: THAT MATRIMONY SHOULD BE INDISSOLUBLE
- CHAPTER CXXIV: THAT MATRIMONY SHOULD BE THE UNION OF ONE MAN WITH ONE WOMAN
- CHAPTER CXXV: THAT MARRIAGE SHOULD NOT BE CONTRACTED BETWEEN RELATIVES
- CHAPTER CXXVI: THAT NOT ALL CARNAL INTERCOURSE IS SINFUL
- CHAPTER CXXVII: THAT NO FOOD IS IN ITSELF SINFUL FOR ONE TO TAKE
- CHAPTER CXXVIII: HOW BY THE DIVINE LAW MAN IS DIRECTED TO HIS NEIGHBOUR
- CHAPTER CXXIX: THAT SOME HUMAN ACTS ARE RIGHT BY NATURE, AND NOT BECAUSE THEY ARE PRESCRIBED BY LAW
- CHAPTER CXXX: OF THE COUNSELS GIVEN IN THE DIVINE LAW
- CHAPTER CXXXI: CONCERNING THE ERROR OF THOSE WHO CONDEMN VOLUNTARY POVERTY
- CHAPTER CXXXII: OF THE WAYS OF LIFE FOLLOWED BY THOSE WHO EMBRACE VOLUNTARY POVERTY
- CHAPTER CXXXIII: HOW POVERTY IS GOOD
- CHAPTER CXXXIV: SOLUTION OF THE ARGUMENTS GIVEN ABOVE AGAINST POVERTY
- CHAPTER CXXXV: SOLUTION OF THE OBJECTIONS URGED AGAINST THE VARIOUS WAYS OF LIFE FOLLOWED BY THOSE WHO EMBRACE VOLUNTARY POVERTY
- CHAPTERS CXXXVI AND CXXXVII: CONCERNING THE ERROR OF THOSE WHO CONDEMN PERPETUAL CONTINENCE
- CHAPTER CXXXVIII: AGAINST THOSE WHO CONDEMN VOWS
- CHAPTER CXXXIX: THAT NEITHER MERITS NOR SINS ARE EQUAL
- CHAPTER CXL: THAT MAN'S ACTIONS ARE PUNISHED OR REWARDED BY GOD
- CHAPTER CXLI: OF THE DIFFERENCE AND ORDER OF PUNISHMENTS
- CHAPTER CXLII: THAT PUNISHMENTS AND REWARDS ARE NOT ALL EQUAL
- CHAPTER CXLIII: OF THE PUNISHMENT DUE TO MORTAL AND VENIAL SIN IN RELATION TO THE LAST END
- CHAPTER CXLIV: THAT BY MORTAL SIN MAN FORFEITS HIS LAST END FOR ETERNITY
- CHAPTER CXLV: THAT SINS ARE PUNISHED ALSO BY THE SINNER BEING SUBJECTED TO SOME KIND OF PAIN
- CHAPTER CXLVI: THAT IT IS LAWFUL FOR JUDGES TO INFLICT PUNISHMENTS
- CHAPTER CXLVII: THAT MAN NEEDS THE DIVINE ASSISTANCE IN ORDER TO OBTAIN BEATITUDE
- CHAPTER CXLVIII: THAT THE ASSISTANCE OF DIVINE GRACE DOES NOT COMPEL MAN TO VIRTUE
- CHAPTER CXLIX: THAT MAN IS UNABLE TO MERIT THE DIVINE ASSISTANCE
- CHAPTER CL: THAT THIS SAME ASSISTANCE IS CALLED GRACE; AND WHAT IS MEANT BY SANCTIFYING GRACE
- CHAPTER CLI: THAT SANCTIFYING GRACE CAUSES IN US THE LOVE OF GOD
- CHAPTER CLII: THAT GRACE CAUSES FAITH IN US
- CHAPTER CLIII: THAT DIVINE GRACE CAUSES HOPE IN US
- CHAPTER CLIV: OF THE GIFTS OF GRATUITOUS GRACE: WHEREIN IT IS TREATED OF THE DIVINATIONS OF DEMONS
- CHAPTER CLV: THAT MAN NEEDS THE DIVINE AID IN ORDER TO PERSEVERE IN GOOD
- CHAPTER CLVI: THAT HE WHO FALLS AWAY FROM GRACE BY SIN, CAN RECOVER AGAIN BY MEANS OF GRACE
- CHAPTER CLVII: THAT MAN CANNOT BE FREED FROM SIN SAVE BY GRACE
- CHAPTER CLVIII: HOW MAN IS FREED FROM SIN
- CHAPTER CLIX: THAT, ALTHOUGH MAN CANNOT BE CONVERTED TO GOD WITHOUT GOD'S GRACE, YET IT IS REASONABLY IMPUTED TO HIM, IF HE BE NOT CONVERTED
- CHAPTER CLX: THAT A MAN WHO IS IN SIN CANNOT AVOID SIN WITHOUT GRACE
- CHAPTER CLXI: THAT GOD DELIVERS SOME FROM SIN, AND LEAVES SOME IN SIN
- CHAPTER CLXII: THAT GOD IS NOT THE CAUSE OF ANY MAN SINNING
- CHAPTER CLXIII: OF PREDESTINATION, REPROBATION, AND THE DIVINE ELECTION
- ↑ Book III is divided into two separate volumes in the print edition. This distinction is reflected here.
| Source: St. Thomas Aquinas, The Summa Contra Gentiles, trans. by The English Dominican Fathers from the latest Leonine Edition, Benzinger Brothers: New York, 1924. |
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