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Index

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Index

Achilli, Giovanni

act of faith. See faith

Acton, John

Ad Tuendam Fidem (Toward Holding the Faith)

Africa

Allocutions of the Popes

Amort

Analogy of Religion (Butler)

Anglican Church Newman and Oxford movement and See also Church of England

antecedent considerations faith and grace, role of

antecedent probability

Apologia pro Vita Sua (Newman)

apprehension: forms of and notional and real vs. understanding

Aquinas, Thomas intellectual approach of

Arian controversy

Arianism

Arians of the Fourth Century (Newman)

Aristotle

Arius

Arnold, Thomas

Asia

assent: apprehension, requirement for as assertion of Catholic faith and certitude as complex and inference as notional as real as reflex as religious as simple as theological as unconditional will, role of See also notional assent; real assent

Athanasius

Barberi, Dominic

Barnabo, Cardinal

Baum, Gregory

Bentham, Jeremy

Billuart, Charles René

Birmingham (England)

Birmingham Oratory

Birmingham Oratory Archives

Boekraad, A. J.

Brown, Thomas

Butler, Joseph

Calkins, Arthur Burton

Calvin, John

Cambridge University

Capes, John M.

Caswall, Edward

Catholic Church apostolic church, as identical to authority of and change as infallible living tradition of obedience to and revelation and Roman theology state, conflicts between teaching authority of and Tract

Catholic Divine Faith (Fides Divina Catholica) revealed truths of

Catholic faith assent of and dissent distinctive features of doubt, exclusion of as free act and grace human faith, as superior to and illative sense indefectibility of and informal reasoning inquiry, incompatible with meaning of nature of as notional assent as personal response vs. Protestant faith as rational act and rational criticism as real assent reason, role of in and revelation as supernatural See also faith

Catholic neoscholastic theology

Catholics: as minority group obedience, to church

Catholic social teaching

Catholic theology as contemporary emphasis, shift in and Newman

Catholic University: in Ireland

Certain Difficulties Felt by Anglicans (Newman)

certitude and antecedent considerations and antecedent reasons assent, as form of and assumptions of Catholic faith Christianity, divine origin of and complex assent doubt, exclusion of of faith as false as free act and illative sense and indefectibility and informal reasoning as notional assent notional proposition, as assent to as obsolete as personal act as rational and rational criticism as real assent and reasonable doubt as reflex act and simple assent as truth will, role of

Christ as central image, of faith divinity of and Jews

Christianity divine origin of martyrs of miracles in and prophecies rise of as supernatural as universal religion

Christian morality

Christian spirituality

Christology

Church of England: Catholic nature of See also Anglican Church

cogitatio (thinking)

College of Propaganda (Rome)

Congregation of Propaganda

conscience and freedom of thought

Coulson, John

Council of Chalcedon

Council of Nicaea

credibility: judgment of practical judgment of speculative judgment of

critical fidelity

Cromwell, Oliver

Cullen, Paul

cultural diversity

Dalgairns, John Dobree

Decreta

Dei Filius (Son of God)

deposit of faith (depositum)

Dessain, Charles Stephen

Development of Doctrine (Newman) criticism of and theology

Discourses Addressed to Mixed Congregations (Newman)

divine faith as certain as defined and grace and human faith material object of as not evident as rational revealed truths, acceptance of as supernatural

Divine Faith (Fides Divina)

Doctrinal Commentary on the Concluding Formula of the Professio Fidei (Profession of Faith)

doctrine: and dogma of oneness, of God

doctrine: development of

dogma: and doctrine purpose of of Trinity

The Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation

Döllinger, Johann Joseph Ignaz von

Donatists

doubt and Catholic faith and certitude disbelief, as form of and faith and inquiry loss, of faith, as equivalent to as universal

Doubt and Religious Commitment (Ferreira)

Drogheda (Ireland)

Dulles, Avery

Ealing (England)

Ecclesia docens (teaching authority of the Church)

Ecclesiastical Titles Bill

ecumenism

Elbert, John A.

England: anti-Catholicism in Catholic Church in Catholic hierarchy in Catholics in and Ireland

English Calvinism

English Congregation of the Oratory

Essay in Aid of a Grammar of Assent (Newman)

Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine (Newman)

Europe

Eutychians

evidences: for faith and informal reasoning process

Evolution of Newman’s Conception of Faith (Elbert)

explicit reason

Faber, Frederich William

faith: act of and antecedent considerations assent of as centered act and doubt certitude of credibility, act of and doubt evidence of and explicit reason and grace human and divine faith implicit reason, as act of intellectual model of investigation, compatible with and knowledge and love as moral act object of as personal commitment personalist model of and praxis process of and rational criticism as real assent and reason as reasonable reasoning process in supernatural element in as transforming experience will, role of

Faith and Doubt (Fey)

Ferreira, M. Jamie and active recognition on A Grammar of Assent natural religious belief vs. divine faith will, role of

Fey, William

fides formata (faith lived through love)

Fifteen Sermons Preached before the University of Oxford between A.D. 1826 and 1843 (Newman)

Fiorenza, Francis Schüssler

First Vatican Council intellectual approach, to faith Papal Infallibility at

Flanagan, Philip

Ford, John T.

formal inference: abstract truth, as leading to

Foudrinier, Jemima (Newman’s mother)

Franchi, Cardinal

freedom: of thought

Froude, James A.

Froude, Mrs. William

Froude, Richard Hurrell

Froude, William

Gilley, Sheridan

Gillow, John

Gladstone, William

God: as First Truth

grace and antecedent considerations in Catholic faith, role of definition of and faith and nature and revelation

A Grammar of Assent (Newman) and assent Catholic Church, and revelation, role in Catholic faith, nature of and Catholic teaching and certitude and dogmas, of faith and evidences, for faith formal object, of faith in and inference and investigation and Islam and Jews and love notional assent, types of and object, of faith as pastoral purpose of and universal revelation

Great Britain

Harrington, Timothy L.

Hawkins, Edward

historical criticism

A History of England (Froude)

Hope, James

Hopkins, Gerard Manley

human certitude: and Catholic faith illative sense in will, role of in. See also certitude

human faith (fides acquisita) arguments for assent of credible nature of material object of as rational process reason, role of in. See also faith

The Idea of a University (Newman)

illative sense and certitude probabilities, accumulation of reasoning, as personal form of

implicit assumption

implicit faith and revelation

implicit reason

indefectibility of Catholic faith and certitude and infallibility

India: uprisings in

infallibility of Church and indefectibility limitations of of pope and rational criticism revelation, as subordinate to

inference: and assent as conditional as formal forms of as informal as natural and reasoning. See also formal inference informal inference natural inference

informal inference as conditional and natural inference

informal reasoning and Catholic faith and certitude and formal object and process, of faith

Innocent XI

inquiry: as defined

Inside the Vatican (Reese)

interreligious dialogue

investigation as defined faith, as compatible with and Scripture theology, as form of

Irish: and England

Irish nationalism

Irish University Bill

Islam

Jergen, Sylvester

Jersualem bishopric: establishment of

Jesuits

Jews: and Jesus

John Paul II

Judaism

Justin Martyr

Keble, John

Kenny, Terence

Ker, Ian

Kingsley, Charles

knowledge: and faith

Lane, Dermot

Latin America

Lectures on the Present Position of Catholics in England (Newman)

Leo XIII

Letters and Diaries (Newman)

Letter to the Duke of Norfolk (Newman) on conscience infallibility, limitations of noninfallible teachings of Church pope, on authority of

Lewis, David

liberalism

liberation theology

Littlemore (England)

Locke, John

love: and Christ, trust in and faith

MacMillan’s Magazine

magisterium and Newman, as suspicious toward and rational criticism

Mahometanism. See Islam

Manning, Henry

Marx, Karl

Maryvale See also Oscott College

Mayers, Walter

McGrath, Francis

Melvin Club

Miller, Edward Jeremy

Moleski, Martin X.

Monophysite controversy

Mozley, Anne

Mozley, Harriet (sister)

natural: and supernatural, relationship between

natural inference: and illative sense and informal inference

natural religion and Christianity and revealed religion and revelation truths of

natural religious belief: and divine faith

nature: and grace

Neri, Philip

Newman, Charles (Newman’s brother)

Newman, Jay

Newman, John (Newman’s father) death of

Newman, John Henry: analogy, principle of as Anglican and Anglican Church and antecedent considerations and antecedent probability anti-Catholicism, of English Protestants and apprehension and Arian controversy assent, forms of assent, of human faith, as credible background of Benthamism, hatred of and Calvin, influence on as cardinal, of Catholic Church as Catholic and Catholic Church Catholic Church, struggles with and Catholic faith as Catholic priest and Catholic University in Ireland and certitude Christianity, divine origin of at College of Propaganda conscience, priority of contemporary significance of conviction of and cultural diversity death of divine faith, notion of and Divine Faith vs. Catholic Divine Faith doctrine, development of doctrine and dogma, importance of dogma, commitment to dogmas, of faith dogmas, purpose of at Ealing (England) early Catholic writings of and ecumenism and evidences, for faith and explicit reason faith, Catholic nature of and faith, in new millennium faith, personal nature of faith and doubt faith and grace faith and knowledge faith and love faith and praxis faith and rational criticism faith and reason and formal object, of faith formal vs. material objects, of faith and freedom, of thought heresy, accusation of hopefulness of human faith vs. divine faith and illative sense illnesses of and implicit faith and implicit reason and indefectibility and infallibility and inference and inquiry and interreligious dialogue and investigation Islam, denunciation of Judaism, attitude towardlaity, in the church legacy of libel, trial for liberalism, battle against on Locke magisterium, fidelity to magisterium, struggles with and natural religion on obedience as Oratorian at Oriel College at Oxford and Oxford movement papal infallibility, defense of and personalist approach Pius IX, disillusionment with poetry of pope and Roman Curia, distinction between probability, principle of and Rambler incident and rationalism reason, as defined religion and theology, distinction between religious conversion of and revealed religion revealed truth, private channels of and revelation and Roman Catholicism, conversion to Roman Curia, critique of Roman opposition to and Roman theology as scapegoat schooling of and social justice spiritual depth of theological sophistication of and theology universal revelation, notion of as vicar will, role of youth of

Newman, Mary (Newman’s sister)

Newman Centers purpose of

Newman Clubs

Newman Foundation

Newman on the Psychology of Faith in the Individual (Jergen)

Newman: Outstanding Christian Thinkers (Dulles)

New Testament revelation, sources of

Nicene dogma

Nicholas, George

Norman, Edward

Norris, Thomas J.

North America

notional assent: types of

object of faith and belief as formal and informal reasoning as material as primary and revelation as secondary

O’Brien, John

Old Oscott. See Maryvale

Old Testament prophecies in revelation, sources of

On Consulting the Faithful on Matters of Doctrine (Newman)

Only Life Gives Life (Norris)

Oratorians

Oriel College Fellow of

Oscott College

Oxford movement failure of

Oxford University Catholics in

Pailin, David A.

Paley, William

Palloti, Vincent

papacy: infallibility of limitations, of power Papal Infallibility, as defined and Roman Curia

Penny, W. G.

Perrone, Giovanni

Personal Catholicism (Moleski)

The Personal Conquest of Truth According to John Henry Newman (Boekraad)

pia affectio (holy disposition)

Pius IX

Plummer, Alfred

praxis: and faith as living and revelation social implications of

primary object of faith

Protestant faith: vs. Catholic faith

Protestants anti-Catholicism of, in England

prudentia (prudent judgments)

Pusey, Edward

Quanta Cura (How Much Care)

Queen’s College

Rabut, Oliver A.

Rambler

Rambler incident

ratiocination

rational criticism: and Catholic faith and certitude and faith and freedom, of thought and infallibility and inquiry and investigation and magisterium

rationalism

Ratzinger, Joseph

real apprehension: and Trinity, dogma of

real assent action, relationship to and Catholic faith and certitude and faith implicit faith, as act of personal nature of Trinity, dogma of

reason: as defined and faith as formal as informal as intellectual act as personal Reese, Thomas as secular

religion: and theology, distinction between

res revelata (the matter revealed)

revealed religion as defined and Judeo-Christian revelation and natural religion

revelatio (the fact of revelation)

revelation Catholic Church, role of in as credible evidences of and grace and implicit faith and infallibility material object, of human faith and natural religion and praxis propositions of realities of sources of truths of universality of

Roman Curia and pope

Roman Empire

Roman theology and Catholic Church intellectual model of and rationalistic approach

Rome

Rosmini, Antonio

Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith

Schola Theologorum (schools of theology)

Scott, Thomas

Scriptures: and personalist model, of faith revelation, sources of

secondary object of faith

Second Vatican Council personalist approach, to faith

semi-Arians

Serverus of Antioch

Simpson, Richard

social justice

St. Augustine

St. Clement Church

St. John, Ambrose

St. Mary’s University Church (Oxford)

supernatural: and natural

Syllabus of Errors

systematic theology

theological dissent

theological manuals

Theological Papers on Faith and Certainty

theological reflection

theology: cultural studies in and faith investigation, as form of as notional assent as paradigmatic reconstruction as reflection and religion, distinction between

Thirty-nine Articles Newman’s interpretation of

Thompson, Edward Healy

Tillich, Paul faith, as centered act

Tract 90: condemnations of on Thirty-nine Articles

Tracts for the Times

Tradition: and revelation, sources of

Trinity: doctrine of

Trinity College (Oxford)

Tristram, Henry

Ullathorne, William

Ultramontanes

United States Newman Centers in

universal revelation: notion of

University of Illinois: Newman Foundation at

University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia)

University Sermons (Newman) criticism of and evidences, for faith faith and reason and love

Vatican Council I. See First Vatican Council

Vatican Council II. See Second Vatican Council

Vaughan, Herbert

Via Media (Newman)

voluntas credendi (will to believe)

Ward, William George

Washington, George

The Way to Faith: An Examination of Newman’s Grammar of Assent as a Response to the Search for Certainty in Faith (Pailin)

Weekly Register

Whately, Richard

will: as active recognition and belief and certitude and faith

Wiseman, Nicholas

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