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003 OCoLC
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008 760228s1962 nyu 000 0 eng
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049 $aMAIN
100 1 $aFransen, Piet F.$q(Piet Frans)
245 10 $aDivine grace and man.
260 $aNew York,$bDesclee Co.,$c1962.
300 $a117 pages$c22 cm
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500 $a"Translated from the Dutch by Georges Dupont."--Jacket.
505 0 $aI. What is theology? -- A. The nature and method of theology -- Theology and the method of the positive sciences -- Scripture and tradition -- Theology, an investigation -- B. Unity and diversity of the sciences concerning man -- The correct use of words -- Conclusion -- II. What is grace? -- A. The nature of grace -- A parable -- God's own parable -- The covenant of grace -- Sin and love -- Grace, a presence of God -- B. Our union with Christ -- Grace, a likeness to Christ -- The Son, image of the Father -- The countenance of the Son -- In the image of the Son -- Christ, prototype of our grace -- Conclusion -- C. Our union with the Father and the Holy Ghost -- Union without intermediary -- St. John's teaching -- St. Paul's teaching -- The countenance of the Father -- The countenance of the Spirit -- The Spirit as gift -- The indwelling of the blessed trinity.
505 0 $aD. Redemption, grace, and the church -- Person and community -- Solidarity in love -- Grace as God's kingdom -- God acquires a people -- Redemption through obedience -- Redemption and community -- The body of Christ -- Unity in its fulfillment -- Twofold movement of life within the church -- The church as body -- The church as bride -- Conclusion -- E. Created and uncreated grace -- Origin of these notions -- Luther's doctrine -- The answer of Trent -- Atrophy and reaction -- The answer to Lombard's paradox -- The grace of the encounter -- Grace healing us -- Grace elevating us -- A personal relationship -- Increase and decrease of grace -- F. The problem of election vs. freedom -- God remains first -- wrong conceptions -- Freedom under grace -- Paul, champion of freedom -- Liberty and charity -- Liberty as conviction -- Law, the guardian leading to Christ -- The law is spiritual -- Law, the guidance of the Spirit -- Conclusion.
505 0 $aG. The relationship between election and freedom -- God reaches the heart -- Nature and supernature -- What election is not -- Sufficient and efficacious grace -- Election and indwelling -- Predestination and history -- III. What may we expect from grace? -- A. Grace changes nothing -- Redemption through the incarnation -- Grace in this world -- Pessimism? -- Conclusion -- B. Everything is grace -- The positive religious value of the world -- Christian humanism -- The world, a life's task -- Divine grace and matter -- C. Grace and psychology -- Conclusion.
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