God and Creatures: The Quodlibetal Questions
John Duns Scotus
Theology
Chapters 22
- Front matter ≈ 77 min
- Question One: In Divine Things, Is It The Essential ≈ 87 min
- Question Two: Could There Be Several Productions ≈ 103 min
- QUESTION THREE: Article I ≈ 67 min
- Question Four: Could The First Divine Person Remain ≈ 96 min
- Question Five: Is The Relation Of Origin ≈ 76 min
- Question Six ≈ 97 min
- Question Seven: Can It Be Demonstrated By Natural ≈ 130 min
- Question Eight: Does The Divine Word Have Some ≈ 68 min
- Question Nine ≈ 62 min
- Question Ten: Can God Convert The Eucharistic ≈ 72 min
- Question Eleven: If Both Body And Place Remain, ≈ 45 min
- Question Twelve: Is The Relation Of A Creature To God ≈ 42 min
- Question Thirteen: Are The Acts Of Knowing And ≈ 108 min
- Question Fourteen' ≈ 103 min
- Question Fifteen: Is The Possible Intellect Active Or ≈ 86 min
- Question Sixteen: Are Freedom Of Will And Natural ≈ 65 min
- Question Seventeen: Are Acts Of Natural Love And ≈ 36 min
- Question Eighteen: Does The Exterior Act Add ≈ 64 min
- Question Nineteen: Is The Unity In Christ Of The Human ≈ 82 min
- Question Twenty: Does A Priest Who Is Obliged To Say ≈ 92 min
- Question Twenty-one: Can One Who Admits That The World ≈ 257 min
| Author | John Duns Scotus |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Era | Medieval |
| Categories | Theology · Christian Classics |
| Length | 22 chapters · ≈ 31 h 55 min read |
| Formats | Web Book · PDF |
