Father Mark Reads Book IV

Are there different souls in man, nutritive, sensitive, and intellectual?

Is there only one human intellect?

Is the intellectual principle the form of the body?

Is the soul of the same species as an angel?

Is the human soul incorruptible?

Is the soul composed of form and matter?

Is man the soul?

Are the souls of brute animals subsistent?

Is the human soul a subsistent thing?

Is the human soul a body?

Is Christ the mediator as man?

Is Christ the mediator between God and man?

Should we venerate the relics of the saints?

Should we worship the Mother of God as we worship the Creator?

Should we worship Christ's cross as we worship the Creator?

Should we worship images of Christ as we worship the Creator?

Is Christ's humanity to be adored as the Creator is adored?

Are Christ's humanity and Godhead to be adored with the same adoration?

Is Christ's predestination the cause of ours?

Is Christ's predestination the exemplar of ours?

"Christ as man was predestinated to be the Son of God." True or false?

Is it befitting that Christ should be "predestinated?"

Is Christ as man the adopted son of God?

Is it proper to the rational nature to be adopted by God?

Does the whole Trinity adopt?

Is it fitting for God to adopt children?

Is Christ a priest of the order of Melchizedek?

Is Christ's priesthood eternal?

Does Christ benefit from His own priesthood?

Does Christ's priesthood expiate sins?

Was Christ both priest and victim?

Was it fitting for Christ to be a priest?

Were Christ's prayers always heard?

Did Christ pray for Himself, or only for others?

Did Christ pray in His sensuality?

Is it becoming for Christ to pray?

Is Christ subject to Himself?

Is Christ subject to the Father?

Did Christ merit for others?

Did Christ merit anything for Himself?

Does Christ have several human operations?

Does Christ have both divine and human operations, distinct from each other?

Was their conduct between Christ's will and the Father's will?

Did Christ always will what the Father willed?

Does Christ have free will?

Does Christ have more than one human will?

Is there a sensitive will, as well as a rational will?

Are there two wills in Christ, human and divine?

Is Christ one being?

Is Christ one or two?

Is this true: Christ as Man is a Person?