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X CONTENTS.
I. Of the Real Presence of the Body and Blood of Jesus
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Christ in the Eucharist . . . . . . . . 210
Objections against
the Real Presence answered . . . . 219
II. Of Transubstantiation that is, the Conversion of the
Substance of the Bread and of the Wine into the Sub
stance of the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ. . . . 222
Objections against
Transubstantiation answered . . . .- 226
III, Of the manner in which Jesus Christ is in the Eucha
rist; the philosophical objections of the Sacramentarians
answered
IV. The Matter and Form of the Sacrament of the Eucha
rist
REFUTATION XI.
Errors of Luther and Calvin . . . . . . 042
Summary of the principal Points, viz.: 1. Free Will exists.
2. The Divine Law is not impossible. 3. Works are necessary.
4. Faith alone does not justify us. 5. Of the uncertainty of Justi
fication, Perseverance, and Eternal Salvation. 6. God is not the
Author of Sin. 7. God predestines no one to hell. 8. Infallibility of
General Councils.
I. Of Free Will . . . . . . . . . . 242
II. That it is not impossible to observe the Divine Law . . 2-iG
III. That Good Works are necessary for Salvation, and that
Faith alone is not sufficient. . . . . . . . 251
IV. The Sinner is not justified by Faith alone . . . . 260
V. Faith alone cannot render us secure of Justice, or Per
severance, or Eternal Life . . . . . . 265
VI. God cannot be the Author of Sin . . . . . . 273
VII. God never predestined any one to Eternal Damnation,
without regard to his sins . . . . . . 280
VIII. The Authority of General Councils . . 293
REFUTATION XII.
The Errors of Michael Haius . , . .