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book four. distinctions 1 - 7

first distinction. overview of the parts of the distinction

first distinction. first part. on the action of the creature in respect of the term of creation

first distinction. second part. on the proper idea of a sacrament and on its institution

first distinction. third part. on the causality of a sacrament as regard conferring grace

question one. whether it is possible for a sacrament, perfect to any extent whatever, to have an active causality with respect to conferring grace

question two. whether it is possible for some supernatural virtue to exist in a sacrament

I. opinion of thomas aquinas about each question

II. opinion of henry of ghent about the first question

a. statement of the opinion

b. rejection of the opinion

III. scotus’ own opinion as to the first question

IV. scotus’ opinion as to the second question

V. to the initial arguments of the first question

VI. the argument of the opinion of thomas

VII. to the initial arguments of the second question

first distinction. incidental fourth part: on circumcision

second distinction

third distinction

fourth distinction.

fourth distinction. first part. about reception of the sacrament and the thing in children receiving baptism

fourth distinction. second part. about reception of the sacrament and not the thing in adults receiving baptism

fourth distinction. third part. about the reception of the thing and not the sacrament both in children and in adults receiving baptism

fourth distinction. fourth part. about equal or unequal reception of the thing and not the sacrament, and about conferring baptism in doubtful cases

fifth distinction

sixth distinction

sixth distinction. first part. about the rank of the minister

second distinction. second part. about the unity of baptism

sixth distinction. third part. about the intention of the minister

fourth part. about the repetition of baptism

sixth distinction. fourth part. article one. about the illicitness of repeating baptism

sixth distinction. fourth part. article two. about the character because of which baptism is posited as unrepeatable

summation of the distinctions about baptism

seventh distinction

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