Theology and sanity /

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Author / Creator:Sheed, F. J. (Francis Joseph), 1897-1981.
Imprint:New York : Sheed & Ward, 1946.
Description:x, 407 pages ; 22 cm
x, p., 1 β., 407 p. 22 cm.
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/1883594
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Notes:Includes index.

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505 0 |a Preliminary -- 1. Religion and the mind -- (1) Seeing what the church sees -- (2) What does the church see? -- (3) Intellect helps will -- 2. Examination and intellect -- (1) How imagination can hinder intellect -- (2) Mystery and how the intellect may cope with it -- (3) The splendor of mystery -- (4) Keeping the intellect cleansed -- God -- 3. He who is -- (1) Errors about God -- (2) God is infinite existence -- (3) God is personal -- 4. The mind works on infinity -- (1) God transcends space -- (2) God transcends time -- (3) Infinite activity and changelessness -- (4) An exercise upon infinity -- (5) The going is hard -- 5. God tells man -- (1) Christ teaches us by being God -- (2) God transcends time -- (3) Infinite activity and changelessness -- (4) An exercise upon infinity -- (5) The going is hard -- 5. God tells man -- (1) Christ teaches us by being God -- (2) Christ teaches us by speaking of God -- 6. Three persons in one nature -- (1) Importance of the doctrine of the trinity -- (2) Person and nature -- (3) Three persons -- one God -- 7. Father, Son, and Holy Ghost -- 1. The first person generates the second -- (2) The third person proceeds from the first and second -- (3) Processions in eternity -- 8. Some further precisions -- (1) Nature and person again -- (2) How are persons equal if distinct? -- (3) Reason and revelation -- 9. Concluding this part -- (1) Our Lord's teaching on the trinity -- (2) The trinity and creatures: appropriation -- (3) Rejoicing in the doctrine -- Creation -- 10. God as creator -- (1) Why God created -- (2) What it means to be created -- (3) Creation is by the trinity -- 11. The created universe -- (1) Spirit (likeness) and matter (imprint) -- (2) Grades of "is" -- (3) Eternity, aeviternity, time -- (4) Creation in time -- 12. Angels, matter, men -- (1) Angels -- (2) Matter, living and non-living -- (3) Man as the union of spirit and matter -- (4) Creation in time -- 13. The testing of angels and men -- (1) God's purpose for his creatures -- (2) Spirits meant for beatific vision -- (3) Testing of angels -- (4) Natural and supernatural equipment of Adam -- (5) The testing of Man -- 14. The fall of man -- (1) Loss of grace, damage to nature -- (2) Broken relation between man and God -- (3) Natural effects upon Adam's descendants -- (4) Original sin and man's helplessness -- (5) The devil's part -- 15. Between the fall and the redemption -- (1) What happened to religion -- (2) God's special choice of the Jews -- (3) The fullness of time. 
505 0 |a 16. The mission of Christ -- (1) The incarnation -- (2) What Christ came to do -- (3) How the God-man could effect satisfaction and restoration -- 17. The redeemer -- (1) The divine person with a human nature -- (2) The need of the supernatural -- (3) We must come to know him -- (4) His dual utterance -- 18. Redemption -- (1) Necessarily effective -- (2) What was effected -- overthrow of Satan, healing of breach between race and God -- (3) Christ died for all: not all will be saved -- 20. The kingdom -- (1) The function of the apostles -- (2) The church one and catholic -- (3) The function of Peter -- 21. Dispensing the gifts -- (1) A social religion -- (2) Truth taught infallibly -- (3) Life by sacraments -- (4) Continuance of sacrifice -- (5) A society divine and human -- 22. The mystical body of Christ -- (1) Cells of a living body -- (2) The fullness of redemption -- (3) Relation to Christ and to one another -- (4) The church re-lives his life -- (5) Our lady and the com-passion -- 23. Life in the body -- (1) Life-processes of the body -- (2) The mass -- (3) The human element -- 24. Life after death -- (1) Death's formidable finality -- (2) Eternal separation from God -- (3) Purgatory -- (4) Heaven -- 25. The end of the world -- (1) The body growing to maturity -- (2) Anti-Christ -- (3) The judgment: a new heaven and a new earth -- Oneself -- 26. Habituation to reality -- (1) Knowing the context -- (2) The theologian and the novelist -- (3) Study the created universe -- (4) Learn from poet and scientist -- 27. Habituation to man -- (1) Man's extraordinariness -- (2) The church alone sees man as spirit and matter, individual and social -- (3) Study man as union of spirit and matter -- (4) Study man as rational animal -- 28. The insufficiency of man -- (1) Action, mind, will doomed to frustration apart from God -- (2) The danger of devitalization -- (3) An unhappy generation -- 29. Sufficiency in the church -- (1) Meaning, hope, law unattainable without God -- (2) church provides all three -- (3) Why men do not see it -- 30. The life of grace -- (1) Meaning of indwelling: grace and virtues -- (2) Faith -- (3) hope and charity -- (4) The moral virtues -- (5) The first of the Holy Ghost -- 31. The landscape of reality -- (1) What we see -- (2) Complexity and simplicity -- (3) The laws of reality -- (4) The problem of suffering -- 32. Idyll and fact -- (1) Our mediocrity -- (2) Imperfect response to grace -- (3) Sanity points towards sanctity. 
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