Titlebook: Religious Morality in John Henry Newman; Hermeneutics of the Gerard Magill Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Co

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Truth and Holiness,ow truth and holiness progress over time. He expressed this progression in his own life as a constant battle against religious liberalism that he perceived to be a form of rationalism. Yet his opposition to liberalism did not prevent him from supporting a new movement of Liberal Catholics that defen

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Reason and Belief,nt of certitude: there is no subject-free objectivity in matters of religious belief and morality. The convergence of probabilities that constitutes sufficient reasoning represents a moral demonstration to justify moral certitude – this differs from practical certainty where a conclusion is merely r

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Moral Law,ppeared in his dispute with Charles Kingsley over lying during his conversion. While the moral law against lying is always true as an abstraction, when applied to concrete situations a cautious dispensation of truth (equivocation) may be justified. In turn, when abstract moral law is applied to real

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Moral Conscience,oral law. The moral sense determines when moral judgments attain certitude. This function reflects his hermeneutics of the imagination. The sense of duty represents the responsibility of conscience before God, being its theonomous characteristic that engages the magisterial dictate of a divine voice

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Church Tradition, this as “fighting under the lash.” Of course he respected and upheld the role of the bishops in their teaching office. He ardently defended them, but recognized that they can easily overreach with their authority. His anxiety about this was especially evident in his antecedent opposition to the dec