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style="margin-left: 2em">Chapter I. The Nature Of Actual Grace
Section 1. Definition Of Actual GraceSection 2. Division Of Actual GraceChapter II. The Properties Of Actual GraceSection 1. The Necessity Of Actual GraceArticle 1. The Capacity Of Mere Nature Without GraceArticle 2. The Necessity Of Actual Grace For All Salutary ActsArticle 3. The Necessity Of Actual Grace For The States Of Unbelief, Mortal Sin, And JustificationSection 2. The Gratuity Of Actual GraceSection 3. The Universality Of Actual GraceArticle 1. The Universality Of God's Will To SaveArticle 2. God's Will To Give Sufficient Grace To All Adult Human Beings In ParticularArticle 3. The Predestination Of The ElectArticle 4. The Reprobation Of The DamnedChapter III. Grace In Its Relation To Free-WillSection 1. The Heresy of The Protestant Reformers And The JansenistsSection 2. Theological Systems Devised To Harmonize The Dogmas Of Grace And Free-WillArticle 1. Thomism And Augustinianism
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style="margin-left: 6em">Article 2. Molinism And Congruism
Part II. Sanctifying GraceChapter I. The Genesis Of Sanctifying Grace, Or The Process Of JustificationSection 1. The Necessity Of Faith For JustificationSection 2. The Necessity Of Other Preparatory Acts Besides FaithChapter II. The State Of JustificationSection 1. The Nature Of JustificationArticle 1. The Negative Element Of JustificationArticle 2. The Positive Element Of JustificationSection 2. Justifying Or Sanctifying GraceArticle 1. The Nature Of Sanctifying GraceArticle 2. The Effects Of Sanctifying GraceArticle 3. The Supernatural Concomitants Of Sanctifying GraceSection 3. The Properties Of Sanctifying GraceChapter III. The Fruits Of Justification, Or The Merit Of Good WorksSection 1. The Existence Of MeritSection 2. The Requisites Of MeritSection 3. The Objects Of Merit
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