Baumgarth William S J Richard Regan (3 results)

1st edn. 8vo. Original gilt lettered dark blue cloth (Fine), dustwrapper (very light edge wear - otherwise VG in protective wrapper). Pp. 310 (no inscriptions).

Paperback. Condition: Gut. 288 p. Lediglich die Broschur ist leicht ausgeblichen und die Seiten sind papierbedingt minimal gebräunt. Sonst aber ein sehr gutes und sauberes Exemplar/ Only the brochure is slightly faded and the pages are minimally browned due to the paper. Otherwise a very good and clean copy. - CONTENT: 1 Conscience 1 ST I, Q. 79, AA. 12-13 Conscience Is Synderesis a Special Power of the Soul? Is Conscience a Power? ST I-II, Q. 19, AA. 5, 6 Moral Duty and Conscience Is the Will Evil When It Is at Variance with Erring Reason? Is the Will Good When It Abides by Erring Reason? Notes to Chapter 1 9 2 Law 11 ST I-II, Q. 90, AA. 1-4 Essence of Law Is Law Something Pertaining to Reason? Is the Law Always Directed to the Common Good? Is the Reason of Any Person Competent to Make Laws? Is Promulgation Essential to a Law? ST I-II, Q. 91, AA. 1-6 Kinds of Law Is There an Eternal Law? Is There a Natural Law in Us? Is There a Human Law? Was There Any Need for a Divine Law? Is There But One Divine Law? Is There a Law of Concupiscence (Fomes)?ST III, Q. 92, AA. 1-2 Effects of Law 1 Is an Effect of Law to Make Men Good? 2 Are the Acts of Law Suitably Assigned? ST I-II, Q. 93, AA. 1-6 Eternal Law 1 Is the Eternal Law a Sovereign Type Existing in God? 2 Is the Eternal Law Known to All? 3 Is Every Law Derived from the Eternal Law? 4 Are Necessary and Eternal Things Subject to the Eternal Law? 5 Are Natural Contingents Subject to the Eternal Law? 6 Are All Human Affairs Subject to the Eternal Law? ST I-II, Q. 94, AA. 1-6 Natural Law 1 Is the Natural Law a Habit? 2 Does the Natural Law Contain Several Precepts or One Only? 3 Are All Acts of Virtue Prescribed by the Natural Law? 4 Is the Natural Law the Same in All Men? 5 Can the Natural Law Be Changed? 6 Can the Law of Nature Be Abolished from the Heart of Man? ST I-II, Q. 95, AA. 1-4 Human Law 1 Was It Useful for Laws to Be Framed by Men? 2 Is Every Human Law Derived from the Natural Law? 3 Is Isidore's Description of the Quality of Positive Law Appropriate! 4 Is Isidore's Division of Human Laws Appropriate? ST I-II, Q. 96, AA. 1-6 The Power of Human Law 1 Should Human Law Be Framed for the Community Rather Than for the Individual? 2 Does It Belong to Human Law to Repress All Vices? 3 Does Human Law Prescribe Acts of All the Virtues 4 Does Human Law Bind a Man in Conscience? 5 Are All Subject to the Law? 6 May He Who Is under a Law Act beside the Letter of the Law? ST I-II, Q. 97, AA. 1-4 Change in Law 1 Should Human Law Be Changed in Any Way? 2 Should Human Law Always Be Changed Whenever Something Better Occurs? 3 Can Custom Obtain Force of Law? 4 Can the Rulers of the People Dispense from Human Laws? ST I-II, QQ. 98-105 Note ST I-II, Q. 100, AA. 1-12 Moral Precepts of the Old Law 1 Do All the Moral Precepts of the Old Law Belong to the Law of Nature? Are the Moral Precepts of the Law about All the Acts of Virtue? a Are All the Moral Precepts of the Old Law Reducible to the Ten Precepts of the Decalogue? Are the Precepts of the Decalogue Suitably Distinguished from One Another? Are the Precepts of the Decalogue Suitably Set Forth? Are the Ten Precepts of the Decalogue Set in Proper Order? Are the Precepts of the Decalogue Suitably Formulated? Are the Precepts of the Decalogue Dispensable? Does the Mode of Virtue Fall under the Precept of the Law? Does the Mode of Charity Fall under the Precept of the Divine Law? Is It Right to Distinguish Other Moral Precepts of the Law besides the Decalogue? Did the Moral Precepts of the Old Law Justify Man? ST 1-11, Q 105, A. 1 The Best Constitution 1 Did the Old Law Enjoin Fitting Precepts Concerning Rulers? Notes to Chapter 2 119 3 Justice 136 ST 11-11, Q. 57, AA. 1-4 Right I Is Right the Object of Justice? 2 Is Right Fittingly Divided into Natural Right and Positive Right? 3 Is Right Common among Nations the Same As Natural Right? 4 Should Paternal Right and Right of Dominion Be Distinguished as Special Species? ST ll-U, Q, 58, AA. 1-12 The Virtue of Justice Is Justi.

xxvii + 288pp., 23cm., softcover, ISBN 0-87220-031-0, previous owner's name on first title page, good condition, F101246.