01843cam a22002771a 45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310100017000720350019000890400036001080420012001440500021001561000044001772450068002212600050002893000030003393360026003693370028003953380027004235000041004505051028004916500012015196500011015317400023015428720951PUCPR20240131103418.0820610s1892    enk           000 0 eng    a   20017716   a(OCoLC)8510103  aDLCcMoSpCBdDLCdBETbspaerda  apremarc00aBR 100b.N4 19031 aNewman, John Henry,cSaint,d1801-1890.13aAn essay in aid of a grammar of assent /cby John Henry Newman.  aLondon ;aNew York :bLongmans, Green,c1903.  aviii, 503 pages ;c19 cm.  2rdacontentbtxtatext  2rdamediabnaunmediated  2rdacarrierbncavolume  aOn spine: Grammar of assent. Newman.  aPart I. Assent and Apprehension -- Modes of holding and apprehending Propositions -- Modes of holding Propositions -- Assent considered as Apprehensive -- The Apprehension of Prepositions -- Notional and Real Assent -- Notional Assents -- Real Assents -- Notional and Real Assents contrasted -- Apprehension and Assent in the matter of Religion -- Belief in one God -- Belief in the Holy Trinity -- Belief in Dogmatic  Theology -- Assent considered as Unconditional -- Simple Assent -- Complex Assent -- Certitude -- Assent and Certitude contrasted -- Indefectibility of Certitude -- Inference -- Formal Inference -- Natural Inference -- The Illative Sense -- The Sanction of the Illative Sense -- The Nature of the Illative Sense -- The Range of the Illative Sense -- Inference and Assent in the matter of Religion -- Natural Religion -- Revealed Religion -- Notes -- On Hooker and Chillingworth -- On the alternative intellectually betwen Atheism and Catholicity -- On the punishment of the wicked having no termination.  0aTheism. 0aFaith.0 aGrammar of assent.