Essays On Catholicism, Liberalism, And Socialism
Subtitle: Considered In Their Fundamental Principles
Publisher: W.B. Kelly
Published: 1874
Place of publication: Dublin, Ireland
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Introduction, i; title: BOOK I; title: ON CATHOLICISM; title: CHAPTER I; title: How a Great Question of Theology is always involved in every great political question, 9; title: CHAPTER II; title: Of Society under the empire of Catholic Theology, 24; title: CHAPTER III; title: Of Society under the empire of the Catholic Church, 34; title: CHAPTER IV; title: Catholicity is love, 53; title: CHAPTER V; title: Our Lord Jesus Christ has not triumphed over the World by the sanctity of His doctrine, nor by prophecies and miracles, but in spite of all these things, 58; title: CHAPTER VI; title: Our Lord Jesus Christ has triumphed over the World by exclusively supernatural means, 64; title: CHAPTER VII; title: The Catholic Church has triumphed over Society in spite of the same obstacles, and through the same supernatural means, which gave the victory over the World to our Lord Jesus Christ, 79; title: BOOK II; title: PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS RELATIVE TO ORDER IN GENERAL; title: CHAPTER I; title: On the free will of man, 95; title: CHAPTER II.; title: Answers to some questions relative to this dogma, 100; title: CHAPTER III; title: Manicheeism of Proudhon, 113; title: CHAPTER IV; title: Ho»v the dogmas of Providence and Liberty are saved by Catholicity, without falling into the theory of rivalry between God and Man, 123; title: CHAPTER V; title: Secret analogies between the Moral and Physical perturbations, all derived from the liberty of man, 134; title: CHAPTER VI; title: The Angelic and the Human prevarications — Greatness and enormity of sin, 144; title: CHAPTER VII; title: How God draws good from the Angelic and the Human prevarication, 156; title: CHAPTER VIII; title: Solutions of the Liberal School relative to these Problems, 167; title: CHAPTER IX; title: Socialistic Solutions, 179; title: CHAPTER X; title: Continuation of the same subject — Conclusion of this Book, 195; title: BOOK III; title: PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS RELATIVE TO ORDER IN HUMANITY; title: CHAPTER I; title: Transmission of Sin, dogma of Imputation, 217; title: CHAPTER II; title: How God draws good from Sin and Penalty, and from the purifying action of pain, freely accepted, 228; title: CHAPTER III; title: Dogma of Solidarity — Contradictions of the Liberal School, 242; title: CHAPTER IV; title: Continuation of the same subject — Socialistic Contradictions, 257; title: CHAPTER V; title: Continuation of the same subject, .279; title: CHAPTER VI; title: Dogmas Correlative of that of Solidarity — Bloody Sacrifices — Theories of the Rationalistic Schools about Capital Punishment, 290; title: CHAPTER VII; title: Recapitulation — Inefficacy of all the proposed Solutions — Necessity of a more profound Solution, 305; title: CHAPTER VIII; title: The Incarnation of the Son of God, and the Redemption of the Human Race, 315; title: CHAPTER IX; title: Continuation of the same subject — Conclusion of this Book, 325