An essay on the Catholic claims
Subtitle: addressed to the Right Honourable the Earl of Liverpool, K.G. &c. &c. &c
By: by the Right Rev. James Doyle. To which is added, The pastoral address and declaration of the Roman Catholic Archbishops and Bishops of Ireland
Publisher: Printed by Richard Coyne; J. Booker
Published: 1826
Place of publication: Dublin; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 304
Subjects: Apologetic works; Doctrines; Church and state; Catholic Church; Catholics
Other titles: Pastoral address and declaration of the Roman Catholic Archbishops and Bishops of Ireland.
Table of contents: title: Definition of allegiance; title: Obedience of various kinds compatible with allegiance; title: The Catholic doctrine, asserting the independence of the secular power, proved from the Old and New Testments; title: The Catholic Church at no period held or taught that the Pope possessed a power to interfere either directly or indirectly with the rights of kings or states; title: Origin of the papal temporal power; title: Pope Gregory VII; title: Claims advanced by Pope Gregory to France; title: The doctrine of the papal power to interfere with the temporal concerns of kings or states not held at any time by the Catholic Church; title: The decree of the Council of Lateran; title: Critical examination of the canon of Lateran; title: Immoral and anti-social doctrines imputed to Catholics; title: Catholic doctrine on oaths fully expounded; title: On equivocation and mental reservation; title: On the inviolability of oaths and engagements made or entered into by Catholics; title: Hostility of Catholics to the Church establishment examined; title: The doctrine of exclusive salvation, as held in Catholic and Protestant Churches, clearly stated; title: Pretensions of the Roman Catholic Church in Ireland; title: Whether concession to the Catholics would increase or dimish collision in Ireland; title: The Lord High Chancellor; title: Author's aversion to religious controversy.