Ad Limina Apostolorum has begun a series of posts summarizing Newman's highly influential theological work, An Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine. So far the summary has reached:
Part I: Doctrinal Developments Viewed in Themselves
Introduction
Part 1: The Development of Ideas
Part 2: The Antecedent Argument in Behalf of Developments in Christian Doctrine
Part 3: On the Historical Argument in Behalf of the Existing Developments
Part 4: Instances Cursorily Noted
Part II: Doctrinal Developments Viewed Relatively to Doctrinal Corruptions
Part 5: Genuine Developments Contrasted with Corruptions
Part 6: Application of the First Note of a True Development: Preservation of Type
Part 7: Application of the Second Note of a True Development: Continuity of Its Principles
Part 8: Application of the Third Note of a True Development: Assimilative Power
Part 9: Application of the Fourth Note of a True Development: Logical Sequence
Part 10: Application of the Fifth Note of a True Development: Anticipation of its Future
Part 11: Application of the Sixth Note of a True Development: Conservative Action on Its Past
Part 12: Application of the Seventh Note of a True Development: Chronic Vigour
I'll put up the others as they are put up. (All of them are now finished.)
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