The Whole Works of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor ...: Ductor dubitantium, part II, books III and IV

Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1855 - Theology

with danger of death	31

Whether the laws of men oblige the conscience	48

Whether it can in any case be lawful to tell a	54

Whether for a lawful magistrate to put a malefactor to death flagrante	56

Whether a prince is subject to the laws which he makes	60

Whether is to be obeyed the prince or the bishop if they command con	67

The Lent fast is not a tradition or canon apostolical	73

Whether it be lawful for children to enter into any religious vow or state	79

Ecclesiastical laws must ever promote the service of God and the good	404

Of ecclesiastical laws of faith	440

Subscription to articles and forms of confession in any particular church	447

Fathers have a power to chastise their offending children but not a power	457

The fathers power does not extend to matter of religion and persuasions	464

Whether if the grandfather be alive and the son in his power it be suffi	492

OF THE INTERPRETATION DIMINUTION AND ABROGATION OF HUMAN LAWS	501

When the power that made the law does interpret the law the interpre	513

Whether is it necessary that for the doing of good we have an express	91

Of the identity and diversity respectively of actions internal and external	97

Whether persons affianced by crime may be punished one for another	151

In what sense the service of God is to be preferred before every thing	226

Whether are to be preferred spiritual or temporal persons	232

OF THE POWER OF THE CHURCH IN CANONS AND CENSURES WITH THEIR	264

The church hath power to make laws and to give commands obliging	275

The church hath power to make laws in such things which are helps	282

When the canons or rules of ecclesiastical rulers are confirmed by	292

It is not lawful for the ecclesiastical power to excommunicate christian	299

Ecclesiastical censures are to be inflicted by the consent and concurrence	308

Excommunication inflicted upon a light cause binds externally but not	319

It is not lawful to communicate with those whom the church hath by	325

Of canons ecclesiastical	331

In the rules which the apostles gave to the churches in things indifferent	339

The laudable customs of the catholic church which are in present obser	358

Of the matter and conditions of ecclesiastical laws required	377

Ecclesiastical laws of ceremonies and external observances do not bind	391

Whether in some case the subject is so quitted from the obligation of	524

Dispensation	532

Abrogation	542

Whether it be a just and prudent cause to take a thing quite away because	543

OF THE NATURE AND CAUSES OF GOOD AND EVIL	545

Whether the will be free in its actions	549

Whether every action of our life ought to be directed by a right conscience	556

The virtual and interpretative consent of the will is imputed to good	570

The act of the will alone although no external action or event do follow	602

An involuntary effect proceeding from a voluntary cause is imputed to	611

6	621

Ignorance does always excuse the fact or diminish the malignity of it	625

Whether drunkenness does excuse or extenuate or aggravate the crimes	631

Fear that makes our reason useless and suffers us not to consider leaves	638

OF THE FINAL CAUSE OF HUMAN ACTIONS AND ITS INFLUENCE	646

Whether it be lawful to serve God for any end less than Himself for riches	653

The end and intention of a law is under the commandment as much as	657

Title	The Whole Works of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor ...: Ductor dubitantium, part II, books III and IV Volume 10 of The Whole Works of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor, Charles Page Eden
Authors	Jeremy Taylor, Reginald Heber
Publisher	Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1855
Original from	Michigan State University
Digitized	25 Feb 2013

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