The Practice of Perfection and Christian VirtuesPart Three On the virtue of obedience Of the Excellence of the Virtue of Obedience Of the Need That We Have of the Virtue of Obedience Of the First Degree of Obedience Of the Second Degree of Obedience Of the Third Degree of Obedience Of Blind Obedience Of the Obedience Necessary in Spiritual Things In Which What Has Been Said Is Confirmed by Some Examples Of the Source and Origin of Judgments Contrary to Obedience, and the Means Whereby We May Help Ourselves against Them An Explanation of the Three Reasons That the Apostle St. Paul Gives for Obedience Of a Very Main and Efficacious Means for Gaining the Virtue of Obedience in Its Perfection, Which Is to Obey the Superior as Christ Our Lord That It Is a Necessary Means for Acquiring the Virtue of Obedience to Obey the Superior as Christ Of Other Great Advantages There Are in Obeying the Superior as Christ That God Takes as Spoken against Himself Any Disparaging and Complaining Words Spoken against the Superior That Obedience Does Not Prevent Our Exposing Our Wants, and of the Conduct to Be Observed in Such a Case Of Excessive Solicitude in What Regards the Body, and How Proper It Is to Avoid Singularities Here An Answer to a Scruple about the Duty of Looking After One’s Health _ What Has Been Said Is Confirmed by Some Examples