ch601 Of the separation of the good and the bad, which proclaim the discriminating influence of the last judgment
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ch602 That the law of Moses must be spiritually understood to preclude the damnable murmurs of a carnal interpretation
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ch603 Of the coming of Elias before the judgment, that the Jews may be converted to Christ by his preaching and explanation of Scripture
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ch604 That in the books of the Old Testament, where it is said that God shall judge the world, the person of Christ is not explicitly indicated, but it plainly appears from some passages in which the Lord G
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ch605 Of the order of the discussion, which requires that we first speak of the eternal punishment of the lost in company with the devil, and then of the eternal happiness of the saints
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ch606 Whether it is possible for bodies to last for ever in burning fire
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ch607 Whether bodily suffering necessarily terminates in the destruction of the flesh
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ch608 Examples from nature proving that bodies may remain unconsumed and alive in fire
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ch609 That there are many things which reason cannot account for, and which are nevertheless true
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ch610 That all marvels are not of nature's production, but that some are due to human ingenuity and others to diabolic contrivance
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ch611 That the ultimate reason for believing miracles is the omnipotence of the Creator
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ch612 That it is not contrary to nature that, in an object whose nature is known, there should be discovered an alteration of the properties which have been known as its natural properties
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ch613 Of hell, and the nature of eternal punishments
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ch614 Whether the fire of hell, if it be material fire, can burn the wicked spirits, that is to say, devils, who are immaterial
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ch615 Whether it is just that the punishments of sins last longer than the sins themselves lasted
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ch616 Of the greatness of the first transgression, on account of which eternal punishment is due to all who are not within the pale of the Saviour's grace
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ch617 Against the opinion of those who think that the punishments of the wicked after death are purgatorial
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ch618 Of the temporary punishments of this life to which the human condition is subject
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ch619 That everything which the grace of God does in the way of rescuing us from the inveterate evils in which we are sunk, pertains to the future world, in which all things are made new
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ch620 The laws of grace, which extend to all the epochs of the life of the regenerate
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ch621 Of those who fancy that no men shall be punished eternally
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ch622 Of those who fancy that, on account of the saints' intercession, no man shall be damned in the last judgment
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ch623 Of those who promise impunity from all sins even to heretics, through virtue of their participation of the body of Christ
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ch624 Of those who promise this indulgence not to all, but only to those who have been baptized as catholics, though afterwards they have broken out into many crimes and heresies
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ch625 Of those who assert that all catholics who continue in the faith, even though by the depravity of their lives they have merited hell fire, shall be saved on account of the "foundation" of their faith
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ch626 Of those who fancy that the sins which are intermingled with alms-deeds shall not be charged at the day of judgment
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ch627 Against those who are of opinion that the punishment neither of the devil nor of wicked men shall be eternal
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ch628 Against those who fancy that in the judgment of God all the accused will be spared in virtue of the prayers of the saints
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ch629 What it is to have Christ for a foundation, and who they are to whom salvation as by fire is promised
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ch630 Against the belief of those who think that the sins which have been accompanied with almsgiving will do them no harm
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ch631 Of the creation of angels and men
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ch632 Of the eternal and unchangeable will of God
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ch633 Of the promise of eternal blessedness to the saints, and everlasting punishment to the wicked
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ch634 Against the wise men of the world, who fancy that the earthly bodies of men cannot be transferred to a heavenly habitation
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ch635 Of the resurrection of the flesh, which some refuse to believe, though the world at large believes it
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ch636 That Rome made its founder Romulus a god because it loved him; but the Church loved Christ because it believed Him to be God
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ch637 That the world's belief in Christ is the result of divine power, not of human persuasion
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ch638 Of miracles which were wrought that the world might believe in Christ, and which have not ceased since the world believed
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ch639 That all the miracles which are done by means of the martyrs in the name of Christ testify to that faith which the martyrs had in Christ
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ch640 That the martyrs who obtain many miracles in order that the true God may be worshipped, are worthy of much greater honour than the demons, who do some marvels that they themselves may be supposed to b
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ch641 Against the Platonists, who argue from the physical weight of the elements that an earthly body cannot inhabit heaven
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ch642 Against the calumnies with which unbelievers throw ridicule upon the Christian faith in the resurrection of the flesh
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ch643 Whether abortions, if they are numbered among the dead, shall not also have a part in the resurrection
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ch644 Whether infants shall rise in that body which they would have had had they grown up
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ch645 Whether the bodies of all the dead shall rise the same size as the Lord's body
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ch646 What is meant by the conforming of the saints to the image of the Son of God
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ch647 Whether the bodies of women shall retain their own sex in the resurrection
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ch648 Of the perfect Man, that is, Christ; and of His body, that is, the Church, which is His fulness
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ch649 That all bodily blemishes which mar human beauty in this life shall be removed in the resurrection, the natural substance of the body remaining, but the quality and quantity of it being altered so as
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ch650 That, in the resurrection, the substance of our bodies, however disintegrated, shall be entirely reunited
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ch651 Of the new spiritual body into which the flesh of the saints shall be transformed
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ch652 Of the miseries and ills to which the human race is justly exposed through the first sin, and from which none can be delivered save by Christ's grace
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ch653 Of the miseries of this life which attach peculiarly to the toil of good men, irrespective of those which are common to the good and bad
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ch654 Of the blessings with which the Creator has filled this life, obnoxious though it be to the curse
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ch655 Of the obstinacy of those individuals who impugn the resurrection of the body, though, as was predicted, the whole world believes it
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ch656 That the opinion of Porphyry, that the soul, in order to be blessed, must be separated from every kind of body, is demolished by Plato, who says that the supreme God promised the gods that they should
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ch657 Of the apparently conflicting opinions of Plato and Porphyry, which would have conducted them both to the truth if they could have yielded to one another
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ch658 What Plato or Labeo, or even Varro, might have contributed to the true faith of the resurrection, if they had adopted one another's opinions into one scheme
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ch659 Of the beatific vision
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ch660 Of the eternal felicity of the city of God, and of the perpetual Sabbath
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ch661 Proletarii
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