Christian Ethics. Volume II.—Pure Ethics.

§ 50. CLASSIFICATION OF CHRISTIAN ETHICS

PART FIRST.

I. NOTION AND ESSENCE OF THE MORAL, § 51

§ 51. THE GOOD

§§ 52-54. THE MORAL

II. RELATION OF MORALITY TO RELIGION, § 55

III. SCIENTIFIC CLASSIFICATION OF ETHICS, §§ 56-57

I. THE INDIVIDUAL MORAL SUBJECT, MAN, § 59

A. MAN AS A SPIRIT, § 59

§ 60. (1) THE COGNIZING SPIRIT

§ 61. (2) THE VOLITIONATING SPIRIT, FREEDOM OF WILL

§ 62. (3) THE FEELING SPIRIT

§ 63. (4) THE IMMORTAL SPIRIT

B. MAN AS TO HIS SENSUOUSLY-CORPOREAL LIFE, §§ 64-66

C. THE UNITY OF SPIRIT AND BODY, § 67

§ 67. (1) THE STAGES OF LIFE

§ 68. (2) TEMPERAMENTS AND NATIONAL PECULIARITIES

§ 69. (3) THE SEXES

II. THE COMMUNITY-LIFE AS MORAL SUBJECT, § 70

§ 72. (1) GOD AS HOLY WILL

§ 73. (2) GOD AS PROTOTYPE OF THE MORAL

§ 74. (3) GOD AS UPHOLDER OF THE MORAL WORLD-GOVERNMENT

§ 75. (4) GOD AS HOLY LAW-GIVER

I. THE REVELATION OF THE DIVINE WILL TO MAN, § 76

(a) THE EXTRAORDINARY, POSITIVE, SUPERNATURAL REVELATION

§ § 77-78. (b) THE INNER REVELATION AND THE CONSCIENCE

II. THE ESSENCE OF THE MORAL LAW AS THE DIVINE WILL, § 79

§ 79. (a) THE FORM OF THE LAW (COMMAND, PROHIBITION, “OUGHT”)

§ 80. (b) SCOPE OF THE LAW (REQUIREMENT, COUNSELS)

§ 81. (C) RELATION OF THE LAW TO THE PERSONAL PECULIARITY

§ 82. THE ALLOWED

§ 83. MORAL PRINCIPLES OR LIFE-RULES

§ 84. DUTY

§ 85. RIGHT

I. GOD, § 86

II. THE CREATED, § 87

§ 87. (1) THE MORAL PERSON HIMSELF

§ 88. (2) THE EXTERNAL WORLD

§ 89. EXTERNAL NATURE

§ 90. PLEASURE AND DISPLEASURE

§ 91. LOVE AND HATRED

§ 92. ANTE-MORAL LOVE

§ 93. MORAL LOVE

§ 94. LOVE TO GOD

§ 95. GOD-FEARING

§ 96. GOD-TRUSTING AND ENTHUSIASM

§ 97. HAPPINESS

SUBDIVISION FIRST: THE MORAL ACTIVITY per se IN ITS INNER DIFFERENCES, § 99

I. MORAL SPARING, § 100

II. MORAL APPROPRIATING, § 101

(a) IN RESPECT TO WHAT ELEMENT OF THE OBJECT IS APPROPRIATED, § l01

§ 102. (1) NATURAL APPROPRIATING

§ 103. (2) SPIRITUAL APPROPRIATING

(b) IN RESPECT TO HOW THE OBJECT IS APPROPRIATED, § 104

(1) GENERAL (UNIVERSAL) APPROPRIATING, COGNIZING, § 104.

(2) PARTICULAR (INDIVIDUAL) APPROPRIATING, ENJOYING, § 105

III. MORAL FORMING, § 106

(a) IN RESPECT TO WHAT ELEMENT OF THE OBJECT IS FORMED, § 107

§ 107. (1) NATURAL FORMING

§ 108. (2) SPIRITUAL FORMING

(b) IN RESPECT TO HOW THE OBJECT IS FORMED, § 109

§ 109. (1) PARTICULAR FORMING

§ 110. (2) GENERAL FORMING, ARTISTIC ACTIVITY

§§ 111, 112. APPROPRIATING AND FORMING AS MORALLY RELATED TO EACH OTHER

SUBDIVISION SECOND: THE MORAL ACTIVITY IN RELATION TO ITS DIFFERENCES AS RELATING TO ITS DIFFERENT OBJECTS:

I. IN RELATION TO GOD, § 113

(a) THE MORAL APPROPRIATING OF GOD, FAITH AND KNOWLEDGE, § 113

§§ 114-117. PRAYER AND SACRIFICE

(b) THE MORAL SPARING OF THE DIVINE, § 118

II. IN RELATION TO THE MORAL PERSON HIMSELF, § 119

(a) MORAL SPARING, § 119

(b) MORAL APPROPRIATING AND FORMING, § 120

§§ 120, 121. (1) OF THE BODY BY THE SPIRIT

§ 122. (2) OF THE SPIRIT ITSELF

III. IN RELATION TO OTHER PERSONS, § 123

(a) MORAL SPARING, § 123

(b) MORAL APPROPRIATING AND FORMING, §§ 124-126

IV. IN RELATION TO OBJECTIVE NATURE, § 127

(a) MORAL SPARING, § 127

(b) MORAL APPROPRIATING.

§ 128. (1) SPIRITUAL

§ 129. (2) ACTUAL

(c) MORAL FORMING, § 130

§ 131. GOOD

§ 132. THE HIGHEST GOOD

I. THE PERSONAL PERFECTION OF THE INDIVIDUAL, § 133

(a) OUTWARD POSSESSIONS, § 134

(b) INNER POSSESSIONS, § 135

§ 135. (1) WISDOM

§ 136. (2) BLISS

§ 137. (3) HOLY CHARACTER

(c) THE GOOD AS POWER, § 138

§ 138. VIRTUE

§ 139. THE VIRTUES

§ 140. THE PIETY-VIRTUES

II. MORAL COMMUNION AS A FRUIT OF THE MORAL LIFE, § 141

(a) THE FAMILY, § 142

§ 142. SEXUAL COMMUNION

§§ 143. 144. MARRIAGE

§ 145. PARENTS AND CHILDREN

§ 146. BROTHERS AND SISTERS, AND FRIENDS

§ 147. BLOOD-RELATIONSHIP AS BEARING ON MARRIAGE

§ 148. FAMILY PROPERTY AND FAMILY HONOR

(b) MORAL SOCIETY, § 149

§ 150. HONOR, THE MORAL HOME

(c) THE MORAL ORGANIZATION OF SOCIETY, § 151

§ 151. RIGHT AND LAW

§ 152. CHURCH AND STATE, THEOCRACY