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The supernatural dignity of adoptive sonship conferred by the Creator upon His creatures was lost to a portion of the angels by their revolt, and to the whole of mankind by Adam’s disobedience. We shall therefore divide this book into three chapters: I. Sin; II. The Fall of the Angels; III. The Fall of Man.
Alex, of Hales, Summa, p. ii. q. 94 sq.; St. Bonav. In ii. Sent.; St. Thom. 1 2, qq. 71–89 and Qq. Dispp. De Malo, with the commentaries of Suarez, Tanner, the Salmanticenses, Gonet, and Gotti; Bellarmine, Controv. De Amissione Gratiæ et Statu Peccati; Kilber, De Peccatis; Kleutgen, vol. ii.; Scheeben, book iv.
The supernatural dignity of adoptive sonship conferred by the Creator upon His creatures was lost to a portion of the angels by their revolt, and to the whole of mankind by Adam’s disobedience. We shall therefore divide this book into three chapters: I. Sin; II. The Fall of the Angels; III. The Fall of Man.
Alex, of Hales, Summa, p. ii. q. 94 sq.; St. Bonav. In ii. Sent.; St. Thom. 1 2, qq. 71–89 and Qq. Dispp. De Malo, with the commentaries of Suarez, Tanner, the Salmanticenses, Gonet, and Gotti; Bellarmine, Controv. De Amissione Gratiæ et Statu Peccati; Kilber, De Peccatis; Kleutgen, vol. ii.; Scheeben, book iv.
Seção 52% da obra, de A Manual of Catholic Theology (Wilhelm & Scannell, sobre a Dogmatik de Scheeben). Ver o original.