The Whole Works of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor: With a Life of the Author, and a Criticial Examination of His Writings, 10. cilt

Jeremy Taylor

Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1883

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RULE	1

The difference of divine and human laws in their obligation	27

with danger of death	31

Whether human laws can command or forbid inward acts	50

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

Penal laws do sometimes oblige the guilty person to the suffering	72

Penalties imposed by the judge must be suffered and submitted to	87

He that hath suffered the punishment is not discharged in conscience	97

Of canons ecclesiastical	331

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

Of the Lent fast and the weekly fasting days	340

The canons of the ancient general and provincial councils are then laws	356

RILE	358

to the obligation of conscience	377

Whether ecclesiastical laws may be perpetual	379

Ecclesiastical laws must be charitable and easy and when they are not	394

Whether it be lawful by false signs by actions and pretences of actions	128

It is not lawful for private Christians without public authority to punis	132

Whether it be lawful for a Christian to require of the magistrate that	141

It is not lawful to punish one for the offence of another merely	145

The laws of tribute are moral laws and not penal except it be	154

OF KINGS PRINCES AND ALL SUPREME CIVIL POWERS AND THEIR LAWS	161

Whether a prince is subject to the laws which he makes	169

The supreme power is superior to the civil laws but not wholly free from	171

It is not lawful for subjects to rebel or to take up arms against	185

The supreme civil power is also supreme governor over all persons	200

Kings have a legislative power in the affairs of religion and the church	217

The supreme civil power hath a power of coercion of every person in	223

Which are to be preferred and which are better things spiritual or things	229

Whether the eminency of the spiritual calling and the consequent prela	235

Whether in the civil affairs and causes of the ecclesiastical power and per	247

The supreme civil power hath jurisdiction in causes not only ecclesiastical	249

Whether the supreme civil power hath authority to convene and dissolve	254

The supreme civil power is to govern in causes ecclesiastical by	259

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

Whether the guides of souls have a proper and spiritual power to enjoin	305

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

What persons are tied to the observation of ecclesiastical fasts and	395

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

Of music in churches	411

331	422

The catholic church is a witness of faith and a record of all necessary	440

356	443

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

Whether it can be lawful to subscribe what he does not believe to be true	449

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

RULE PAGE	474

Of exemption from the power of fathers	490

Whether the power of parents is such that they can compel a son	496

CHAPTER VI	500

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

Dispensation	532

Abrogation of a law by a competent that is the supreme power may	542

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

Upon whom doth the greater portion of the guilt lie upon him that com	573

Whether it be lawful to play at cards or dice	587

Whether the sin of the action be distinct from that of the affection	605

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

543	634

Whether drunkenness does excuse or extenuate or aggravate the crimes	642

CHAPTER II	646

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

action itself commanded in order to the	657

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Başlık	The Whole Works of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor: With a Life of the Author, and a Criticial Examination of His Writings, 10. cilt The Whole Works of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor: With a Life of the Author, and a Criticial Examination of His Writings, Jeremy Taylor
Yazar	Jeremy Taylor
Baskı	düzeltilmiş
Yayıncı	Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1883
Orijinalin kaynağı:	California Üniversitesi
Dijital ortama aktarılmış	12 Oca 2009

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