From Reformation to Reformation

Now, Dominical Righteousness denotes the demonstration of this Natural Holiness in all the divine Words and Deeds. To this ought to be...

Righteousness is attributed to God in a manifold sense; commonly it is rightly said to be Threefold, Divine, Dominical, and Judiciary:...

Finally, the Goodness of God takes the name of Patience, or Forbearance, or Longsuffering, when He does not send the punishment justly to...

Mercy is also to be referred to Goodness, no less than Grace, from which it hardly differs otherwise than that this includes the Misery...

Various Divisions of divine Grace are able to be admitted, which all are chiefly referred to Grace gratis datam, freely given. Of course,...

To the Goodness of God is also referred His Grace, Mercy, and Patience. In this way, the Goodness of God is denominated variously...

According to diverse Considerations and the variety of Effects and Objects, the Names of this divine Goodness also vary. Unto this, says...

But rather here by the Goodness of God we understand His Benignity, by which He offers Himself as Loveable/Desirable to various Creatures...

The Goodness of God follows; here it is not to be understood of His intrinsic Perfection. That is, as each and every thing, as far as it...

God’s Knowledge is not properly the Cause of Things, but rather God’s Will; even if His Knowledge also precedes a thing, and is not able...

They Object, 2. Arguments; α. From the Knowledge of God extended to All Things; and so also to all Contradictories, of which one is...

They Object, 1. that there are a Great Many Passages, in which are predicted Effects, not as Possible, but as Future under Condition, yet...

In a few words our AUTHOR comprehends many things, whereby he energetically refutes this error. 1. By this, says he in his Medulla...

Moving beyond words to the substance of the Doctrine, it is a Knowledge that is called Middle or Conditioned, whereby God knows Free and...

Indeed, some of Our Own to some extent imprudently consent in thesis, but not in hypothesis, says our AUTHOR. Whether GOMARUS, in his...

That, in addition, some of God’s Knowledge is Middle or Conditioned, the Jesuits contrive, but quarreling among themselves over the glory...

Which last thing some wrongly deny, BURMAN, for example, whom see in his Synopsi Theologiæ, book I, chapter XXI, § 20, tome I, page 118,...

The Knowledge of God is either of Vision, or of Simple Intelligence. In this manner the Knowledge of God, perfectly Simple in itself, is...

They Object, 3. that from this follows an Absolute Necessity in things and in God Himself: see what things HOORNBEECK cites out of...

They Object, 2. that the Truth of Contingent and Free Future Things are not determined before the Event. But our AUTHOR rightly Responds,...