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[1679] Prologue to q. 29
[1680] cf. Denzinger's Enchiridion, Index systematicus,
VIII, h. on what the Church has defined and declared about the
mysteries of Christ's life.
Concerning this part of St. Thomas' treatise, cf. such
commentators as Cajetan and Bartholomew de Medina; Suarez, St.
Robert Bellarmine, Petavius, L. Billot, L. Janssens, E.
Hugon. Th. Pegues must also be noted. Father Voste, O.P.,
has recently published a Commentary on the Theological Summa of St.
Thomas, entitled "De mysteriis vitae Christi" (IIIa, q.
27-59), and another work, De passione et morte Jesu Christi,
Rome, 1937.
On the history of the theology of redemption, cf. J. Riviere,
"Le dogme de la Redemption, " Etude theologique; Le dogme de la
redemption chez S. Augustin; Le dogme de la redemption apres S.
Augustin; Le dogme de la redemption au debut du Moyen-age.
[1681] cf. IIIa, q. 27-45.
[1682] Ibid., q. 32-35
[1683] Ibid., q. 35, a. 5
[1684] See Part I, q. 1, a. 2
[1685] Tractactus dogmatici de Verbo incarnato, p. 667. This
liberation and reparation of the human race is called objective
redemption to which Jesus the Redeemer has condign right; the
application of this liberation and reparation to such an individual, as
Peter or Paul, is called subjective redemption
[1686] cf. IIIa, q. 48
[1687] cf. IIIa, q. 48, a. 2
[1688] Merit primarily belongs to charity, sacrifice to religion,
satisfaction to justice, but in us it is a part of penance, which was
not in Christ, who was impeccable, and martyrdom is an act of
fortitude
[1689] I Cor. 6:20.
[1690] cf. q. 48, a. 1
[1691] cf. infra, q. 48 of St. Thomas, for division and
arrangement of this question
[1692] Summa theol., Ia IIae, q. 113, a. 8, ad 1
[1693] Such as Kant, Schleiermacher, Ritsch, A. Harnack,
A. Sabatier. cf. A. Sabatier, La doctrine de l'expiation et
son evolution historique, pp. 38f. See also Riviere, Le dogme
de la redemption, chap. 2, pp. 15f.
[1694] Denz., no. 2038. cf. Riviere, op. cit., p. 16
[1695] cf. infra, chap. 33, on the stand taken by liberal
Protestants (q. 48, a. 2, of St. Thomas).
[1696] Denz., no. 86
[1697] Ibid., no. 112.
[1698] Ibid., no. 286
[1699] Ibid., no. 429
[1700] Ibid., no. 711
[1701] Ibid., no. 799
[1702] Ibid, no. 371
[1703] Ibid., no. 943
[1704] Ibid., no. 2038
[1705] See Denzinger, nos. 794f., 799, 319, 552,
1019, 3051
[1706] Epist., 190
[1707] John 3:16
[1708] Ibid., 13:2
[1709] cf. IIIa., q. 46, a. 1
[1710] Ibid., q. 48, a. 2
[1711] Ibid., q. 1, a. 2.
[1712] Ibid., q. 48, a. 2
[1713] Ibid., Ia, q. 21, a. 4.
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