On Faith

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On Faith is a key doctrinal section of the First Vatican Council’s dogmatic constitution Dei Filius that systematically expounds the Catholic understanding of faith, its nature, and its relationship to reason and divine revelation.

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On Faith canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf doctrinal section
theological text
affirmsAuthorityOf Catholic Church as teacher of revealed truth
Pope
surface form: Roman Pontiff

magisterium of the Catholic Church
surface form: magisterium of the Church
belongsToChurch Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholic Church
citedIn Catechism of the Catholic Church
concernsDoctrine Catholic doctrine of faith
assent of faith
divine revelation
grace and faith
infallibility of divine revelation
motives of credibility
necessity of faith for salvation
relationship between faith and reason
supernatural faith
dateOfPromulgation 1870
definesConcept faith as a supernatural virtue
faith as assent to revealed truth
hasCanonicalStatus dogmatically authoritative
magisterial teaching
hasGenre dogmatic theology
hasLatinTitle De fide
hasTheologicalOrientation Catholic theology
hasTitle On Faith self-link
influenced subsequent Catholic teaching on faith and reason
influencedBy Scholastic theology
St. Thomas Aquinas
surface form: Thomas Aquinas
isSectionOf dogmatic constitution Dei Filius
languageOfOriginal Latin
opposesError fideism
indifferentism
naturalism
rationalism
partOf Dei Filius
First Vatican Council
surface form: First Vatican Council documents
promulgatedByCouncil First Vatican Council
promulgatedByPope Pope Pius IX
relatedCouncil Council of Trent
relatedDocument Pastor aeternus
surface form: Pastor Aeternus
teachesThat God can be known with certainty by the natural light of human reason
divine revelation is necessary so that truths about God can be known by all with ease and certainty
faith is a gift of God
faith is necessary for salvation
faith is not contrary to reason
miracles and prophecies are signs of divine revelation
the assent of faith is reasonable because of the motives of credibility
there can be no real disagreement between faith and reason

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Dei Filius – on the Catholic faith and revelation hasSection On Faith
subject surface form: Dei Filius
Dei Filius hasChapter On Faith
On Faith hasTitle On Faith self-link