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Part I — God Considered as One in SubstanceGod Considered as One in Substance

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Chapter I — Our Knowledge of GodOur Knowledge of God

• Sect. 54Natural Knowledge of God Considered GenerallyNatural Knowledge of God Considered Generally

• Sect. 55The Demonstration of the Existence of GodThe Demonstration of the Existence of God

• Sect. 56Our Conception of the Divine Essence and the Divine AttributesOur Conception of the Divine Essence and the Divine Attributes

• Sect. 57Contents and Limits of Our Natural Knowledge of GodContents and Limits of Our Natural Knowledge of God

• Sect. 58Revealed Names of GodRevealed Names of God

• Sect. 59The Doctrine Concerning God as Defined by the Church, Especially in the Vatican CouncilThe Doctrine Concerning God as Defined by the Church, Especially in the Vatican Council

Chapter II — The Essence and Attributes of God, Considered GenerallyThe Essence and Attributes of God, Considered Generally

• Sect. 60Fundamental Conception of God’s Essence and NatureFundamental Conception of God’s Essence and Nature

• Sect. 61The Perfection of the Divine BeingThe Perfection of the Divine Being

• Sect. 62Our Conception of the Divine Attributes—classificationOur Conception of the Divine Attributes—classification

Chapter III — The Negative Attributes of GodThe Negative Attributes of God

• Sect. 63The Simplicity of GodThe Simplicity of God

• Sect. 64The Infinity of GodThe Infinity of God

• Sect. 65The Immutability of GodThe Immutability of God

• Sect. 66The Inconfusibility of GodThe Inconfusibility of God

• Sect. 67The Immensity of GodThe Immensity of God

• Sect. 68The Eternity of GodThe Eternity of God

• Sect. 69The Invisibility of GodThe Invisibility of God

• Sect. 70The Incomprehensibility of GodThe Incomprehensibility of God

• Sect. 71The Ineffability of GodThe Ineffability of God

Chapter IV — The Positive Attributes of GodThe Positive Attributes of God

• Sect. 72The Unity of GodThe Unity of God

• Sect. 73God, the Objective TruthGod, the Objective Truth

• Sect. 74God, the Objective GoodnessGod, the Objective Goodness

• Sect. 75God, the Absolute BeautyGod, the Absolute Beauty

• Sect. 76The Omnipotence of GodThe Omnipotence of God

• Sect. 77The Omnipresence of GodThe Omnipresence of God

Chapter V — The Divine LifeThe Divine Life

• Sect. 78The Divine Life in General—its Absolute PerfectionThe Divine Life in General—its Absolute Perfection

• Sect. 79The Divine Knowledge in GeneralThe Divine Knowledge in General

• Sect. 80God’s Knowledge of the Free Actions of His CreaturesGod’s Knowledge of the Free Actions of His Creatures

• Sect. 81The Divine Wisdom in Relation to Its External Activity—the Divine IdeasThe Divine Wisdom in Relation to Its External Activity—the Divine Ideas

• Sect. 82The Nature and Attributes of the Divine Will Considered GenerallyThe Nature and Attributes of the Divine Will Considered Generally

• Sect. 83The Absolute Freedom of God’s WillThe Absolute Freedom of God’s Will

• Sect. 84The Affections (Affectus) of the Divine Will, Especially LoveThe Affections (Affectus) of the Divine Will, Especially Love

• Sect. 85Moral Perfection of the Divine WillMoral Perfection of the Divine Will

• Sect. 86The Justice of GodThe Justice of God

• Sect. 87God’s Mercy and VeracityGod’s Mercy and Veracity

• Sect. 88Efficacy of the Divine Will—its Dominion Over Created WillsEfficacy of the Divine Will—its Dominion Over Created Wills

• Sect. 89The Divine Will as Living Goodness and Holiness—god the Substantial HolinessThe Divine Will as Living Goodness and Holiness—god the Substantial Holiness

• Sect. 90The Beatitude and Glory of the Divine LifeThe Beatitude and Glory of the Divine Life

Part II — The Divine TrinityThe Divine Trinity

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Chapter I — The DogmaThe Dogma

• Sect. 91The Dogma of the Trinity as Formulated by the ChurchThe Dogma of the Trinity as Formulated by the Church

Chapter II — The Trinity in ScriptureThe Trinity in Scripture

• Sect. 92The Trinity in the New TestamentThe Trinity in the New Testament

• Sect. 93The Doctrine of the New Testament on God the SonThe Doctrine of the New Testament on God the Son

• Sect. 94The Doctrine of the New Testament on the Holy GhostThe Doctrine of the New Testament on the Holy Ghost

• Sect. 95The Doctrine of the Old Testament on the TrinityThe Doctrine of the Old Testament on the Trinity

Chapter III — The Trinity in TraditionThe Trinity in Tradition

• Sect. 96The Ante-Nicene Tradition on the Divine Trinity and UnityThe Ante-Nicene Tradition on the Divine Trinity and Unity

• Sect. 97The Consubstantiality of the Son Defined by the Council of NicæaThe Consubstantiality of the Son Defined by the Council of Nicæa

• Sect. 98The Tradition of East and West on the Consubstantiality of the Holy Ghost with the Father and the SonThe Tradition of East and West on the Consubstantiality of the Holy Ghost with the Father and the Son

• Sect. 99The Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, Divine Hypostases and Persons—definition of Hypostasis and Person as Applied to GodThe Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, Divine Hypostases and Persons—definition of Hypostasis and Person as Applied to God

• Sect. 100The Distinction of the Divine Persons in Particular, and Their Distinctive MarksThe Distinction of the Divine Persons in Particular, and Their Distinctive Marks

Chapter IV — The Evolution of the Trinity from the Fecundity of the Divine LifeThe Evolution of the Trinity from the Fecundity of the Divine Life

• Sect. 101The Origins in God Resulting from the Fecundity of the Divine Life as Absolute WisdomThe Origins in God Resulting from the Fecundity of the Divine Life as Absolute Wisdom

• Sect. 102The Productions in God Are True Productions of an Inner Manifestation (1) of the Divine Knowledge Through Word and Image; and (2) of the Divine Love Through Aspiration, Pledge, and GiftThe Productions in God Are True Productions of an Inner Manifestation (1) of the Divine Knowledge Through Word and Image; and (2) of the Divine Love Through Aspiration, Pledge, and Gift

• Sect. 103The Perfect Immanence of the Divine Productions; the Substantiality of Their Products as Internal Expression of the Substantial Truth and Internal Effusion of the Substantial SanctityThe Perfect Immanence of the Divine Productions; the Substantiality of Their Products as Internal Expression of the Substantial Truth and Internal Effusion of the Substantial Sanctity

• Sect. 104The Divine Productions as Communications of Essence and Nature; the Divine Products as Hypostases or PersonsThe Divine Productions as Communications of Essence and Nature; the Divine Products as Hypostases or Persons

• Sect. 105The Special Names of the Divine Productions as Communications of Life in Analogy with Generation and Spiration in the Animal Kingdom—the Personal Names Father, Son, and Holy Ghost—the Economy (ΟἰΚΟΝΟΜΊΑ) of the Divine PersonsThe Special Names of the Divine Productions as Communications of Life in Analogy with Generation and Spiration in the Animal Kingdom—the Personal Names Father, Son, and Holy Ghost—the Economy (ΟἰΚΟΝΟΜΊΑ) of the Divine Persons

• Sect. 106Complete Unity of the Produced Persons with Their Principle, Resulting from Their Immanent Origin: Similarity, Equality, Identity, Inseparability and Coinherence (ΠΕΡΙΧΏΡΗΣΙΣ)Complete Unity of the Produced Persons with Their Principle, Resulting from Their Immanent Origin: Similarity, Equality, Identity, Inseparability and Coinherence (ΠΕΡΙΧΏΡΗΣΙΣ)

• Sect. 107The Appropriation of the Common Names, Attributes, and Operations to Particular PersonsThe Appropriation of the Common Names, Attributes, and Operations to Particular Persons

• Sect. 108The Temporal Mission of the Divine PersonsThe Temporal Mission of the Divine Persons

• Sect. 109The Trinity a Mystery but Not a ContradictionThe Trinity a Mystery but Not a Contradiction

• Sect. 110The Position and Importance of the Mystery of the Trinity in RevelationThe Position and Importance of the Mystery of the Trinity in Revelation