Prologue — On the mind
- Whether the mind, as containing within itself the image of the Trinity, is the essence of the soul or one of its powers?
- Whether there is memory in the mind?
- Whether memory is distinguished from understanding as one power from another?
- Whether the mind knows material things?
- Whether our mind knows material things in their singularity?
- Whether the human mind receives knowledge from sensible things?
- Whether the image of the Trinity is in the mind as it knows material things or only as it knows eternal things?
- Whether the mind knows itself through its essence or through some species?
- Whether its through their essence or through some likeness that our mind knows habits which exist in the soul?
- Whether one knows that he has charity?
- Whether the mind in this life can see God through his essence?
- Whether God's existence is self-evident to the human mind, just as first principles of demonstration, which cannot be thought not to exist?
- Whether the Trinity of persons in God can be known by natural reason?
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