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General Preface xi
Editorial Notes xvii
Introduction xix
Hope Itself
Is hope a virtue? 2
Is it eternal beatitude that is properly hoped for? 6
Can one hope for another's eternal beatitude? 10
Is it allowable to put one's hope in other men? 12
Is hope a theological virtue? 14
Is hope distinct from the other theological virtues? 18
Does hope come before faith? 22
Is charity prior to hope? 24
The Subject of Hope
Is hope in the will as its subject? 28
Is hope in the blessed? 30
Is there hope in the damned? 34
Is there certitude to hope in this life? 38
The Gift of Fear
Can God be an object of fear? 42
Is the division of fear into filial, initial, servile and worldly an appropriate one? 46
Is worldly fear always evil? 50
Is servile fear good? 54
Is servile fear essentially the same as filial fear? 56
Can servile fear co-exist with charity? 60
Is fear the beginning of wisdom? 62
Does initial fear differ essentially from filial fear? 66
Is fear a Gift of the HolySpirit? 68
Does increase of charity lessen fear? 72
Does fear remain in heaven? 76
Is poverty of spirit the Beatitude corresponding to the Gift of Fear? 80
Despair
Is despair a sin? 86
Is despair possible without infidelity? 90
Is despair the greatest of sins? 94
Does acedia give rise to despair? 96
Presumption
In presumption, does one rely on God or on one's own power? 102
Is presumption a sin? 106
Is presumption opposed more to fear than to hope? 108
Is presumption caused by vainglory? 110
Precepts Regarding Hope and Fear
Is there reason for a precept concerning hope? 114
Was there any need for a precept concerning fear? 118
Appendices
The Revelation of Hope in Sacred Scripture 123
Historical Context: Crisis and Clarification 129
Natural Hope: General Philosophical Background 139
Theological Hope: its Objects 144
Theological Hope: its Virtuousness 149
Distinctive Nature of Hope: its Relationships to Faith and Charity 155
The Certitude of Hope: its Distinctive Nature 161
The Gift of Fear 167
Sins against Hope: Despair and Presumption 175
Glossary 180
Index 191
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Meredith Slayton
reviewed Hope: 2a2ae. 17-22, Vol. 33 on March 29, 2016
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While efficient it does omit certain things for the shake of originality (?). In a book about medieval thought there is no reference to Occam's razor! and the debate about nominalism and realism is barely touched upon. This maybe the view of an author but when you label your book an introductory volume on a subject you need to be more inclusive and mainstream otherwise you should explicitly mention that your book is about your personal view about the history of western philosophy.
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