Enchiridion- On Faith, Hope and Love

Augustine of Hippo (354–430)

Enchiridion

On Faith, Hope, and Love

Saint Augustine

Newly translated and edited

by

ALBERT C. OUTLER, Ph.D., D.D.

Professor of Theology

Perkins School of Theology

Southern Methodist University

Dallas, Texas

First published MCMLV

Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 55-5021

1. The Occasion and Purpose of this "Manual"

2. The Creed and the Lord's Prayer as Guides to the Interpretation of the Theological Virtues of Faith, Hope, and Love

3. God the Creator of All; and the Goodness of All Creation

4. The Problem of Evil

5. The Kinds and Degrees of Error

6. The Problem of Lying

7. Disputed Questions about the Limits of Knowledge and Certainty in Various Matters

8. The Plight of Man After the Fall

9. The Replacement of the Fallen Angels By Elect Men (28-30); The Necessity of Grace (30-32)

10. Jesus Christ the Mediator

11. The Incarnation as Prime Example of the Action of God's Grace

12. The Role of the Holy Spirit

13. Baptism and Original Sin

14. The Mysteries of Christ's Mediatorial Work (48-49) and Justification (50-55)

15. The Holy Spirit (56) and the Church (57-60)

16. Problems About Heavenly and Earthly Divisions of the Church

17. Forgiveness of Sins in the Church

18. Faith and Works

See also

• More works by Augustine of Hippo

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