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Introduction | ||
Pt. 1 | The Subject of Doctrinal Teaching Authority | |
1 | The Renewal of Ecclesiology at the Second Vatican Council | 3 |
2 | The Teaching Office of the Church | 31 |
Pt. 2 | The Object of Doctrinal Teaching Authority | |
3 | What the Church Teaches: In Service of the Word of God | 69 |
4 | What the Church Teaches: Gradations of Church Doctrine | 101 |
Pt. 3 | The Exercise of Doctrinal Teaching Authority | |
5 | How the Church Teaches: The Assistance of the Holy Spirit | 131 |
6 | How the Church Teaches: The Ordinary Magisterium | 159 |
7 | How the Church Teaches: The Extraordinary Magisterium | 193 |
Pt. 4 | The Reception of Church Teaching | |
8 | Receiving and Responding to the Word: Corporate Reception of Church Teaching | 227 |
9 | Receiving and Responding to the Word: Personal Reception of Church Teaching | 255 |
Conclusion: Some Reflections on Doctrinal Teaching Authority in the Church of the Third Millennium | 275 | |
Subject Index | 294 |
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