The Catholic doctrine on justification
Subtitle: explained and vindicated
Publisher: E. Cummiskey
Published: 1841
Place of publication: Philadelphia, USA
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS.; title: Chapter I.; title: Origin of Luther's doctrine, 13; title: Chapter II.; title: Protestant tenets, 18; title: Chapter III.; title: Nature of faith, 23; title: Chapter IV.; title: Faith only, 41; title: Chapter V.; title: Necessity of faith, 51; title: Chapter VI.; title: Gratuitous character of justification, 60; title: Chapter VII.; title: Meaning of term justification, 73; title: Chapter VIII.; title: Inherent justice, 85; title: Chapter IX.; title: Imputed justice, 97; title: Chapter X.; title: Certainty of justification, 111; title: Chapter XI.; title: Baptism Instrumental cause of justification, 123; title: Chapter XII.; title: Sacraments in general, 142; title: Chapter XIII.; title: Plenary justification, 161; title: Chapter XIV.; title: Increase of justice, 173; title: Chapter XV.; title: Mortal and venial sin, 182; title: Chapter XVI.; title: Indulgences, 191; title: Chapter XVII.; title: Purgatory, 201; title: Chapter XVIII.; title: Possibility of observing the Law, 214; title: Chapter XIX.; title: Good works, 222; title: Chapter XX.; title: Necessity of Good Works, 231; title: Chapter XXI.; title: Works of supererogation, 238; title: Chapter XXII.; title: Merit of Good Works, 246; title: Conclusion, 255