Endowments of Man Considered in Their Relations with His Final End

by William Bernard Ullathorne

42 chapters23h 15mEnglish1888

About this book

William Bernard Ullathorne was a Benedictine monk and Roman Catholic priest who ministered in Australia from 1833 until 1840 and then returned to his native England, where he was ordained a bishop in 1847 and served as Roman Catholic Bishop of Birmingham from 1850 until 1888. He is best known for his catechetical trilogy: The Endowments of Man, The Groundwork of the Christian Virtues, and Christian Patience, published in the 1880s. The Endowments of Man is presented in fourteen lectures, adapted from lectures originally delivered to clerics in Olton, England, at St. Bernard's Seminary, which Bishop Ullathorne founded in 1873. In these lectures, Ullathorne lays a foundation for the practice of the Christian virtues. Copiously citing Sacred Scripture and the writings of Fathers and Doctors of the Church, he presents sound theological doctrines and philosophical principles precisely and thoroughly as he traces the history of man from his creation and origin in God, to his tragic fall, to his restoration and regeneration in Jesus Christ, and finally to his glorious end in beatific union with God. (Introduction by dave7)

Chapters (42)

101 - I, On the Nature of Man, Part 1

1689

202 - I, On the Nature of Man, Part 2

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303 - I, On the Nature of Man, Part 3

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404 - II, Why Man is Made to the Image of God, Part 1

1973

505 - II, Why Man is Made to the Image of God, Part 2

1608

606 - II, Why Man is Made to the Image of God, Part 3

2008

707 - III, The Secondary Image of God in Man, Part 1

1687

808 - III, The Secondary Image of God in Man, Part 2

2017

909 - III, The Secondary Image of God in Man, Part 3

2048

1010 - IV, Creation and Providence, Part 1

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1111 - IV, Creation and Providence, Part 2

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1212 - IV, Creation and Providence, Part 3

2641

1313 - V, Self and Conscience, Part 1

1794

1414 - V, Self and Conscience, Part 2

2619

1515 - V, Self and Conscience, Part 3

2134

1616 - VI, Self and Conscience in the Book of Job, Part 1

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1717 - VI, Self and Conscience in the Book of Job, Part 2

1810

1818 - VI, Self and Conscience in the Book of Job, Part 3

1360

1919 - VII, On Evil and the Origin of Evil, Part 1

1616

2020 - VII, On Evil and the Origin of Evil, Part 2

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2121 - VII, On Evil and the Origin of Evil, Part 3

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2222 - VIII, On Justice and Moral Evil, Part 1

1763

2323 - VIII, On Justice and Moral Evil, Part

1588

2424 - VIII, On Justice and Moral Evil, Part 3

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2525 - IX, On Penal Evil or Punishment, Part 1

1800

2626 - IX, On Penal Evil or Punishment, Part 2

2482

2727 - IX, On Penal Evil or Punishment, Part 3

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2828 - X, Why Man Was Not Created Perfect, Part 1

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2929 - X, Why Man Was Not Created Perfect, Part 2

1918

3030 - X, Why Man Was Not Created Perfect, Part 3

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3131 - XI, The Fall of Man, Part 1

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3232 - XI, The Fall of Man, Part 2

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3333 - XI, The Fall of Man, Part 3

1961

3434 - XII, The Restoration of Man, Part 1

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3535 - XII, The Restoration of Man, Part 2

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3636 - XII, The Restoration of Man, Part 3

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3737 - XIII, The Regeneration of Man, Part 1

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3838 - XIII, The Regeneration of Man, Part 2

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3939 - XIII, The Regeneration of Man, Part 3

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4040 - XIV, From the Beginning to the End of Man, Part 1

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4141 – XIV, From the Beginning to the End of Man, Part 2

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4242 – XIV, From the Beginning to the End of Man, Part 3

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