Theological Theses · §903 · Louis Le Blanc de Beaulieu

Middle Reformed view (most common): faith in both faculties as aggregate

Most Reformed take a middle: justifying faith formally in both intellect and will.

Not one simple habit — an aggregate of intellect- and will-elicited acts.

Latin

XII. Porro inter duas istas sententias, quae in hoc negotio videri possunt extremae, & quasi e regione oppositae, est tertia quaedam media, quae in Schola Reformata longe communior est. Illa est quae statuit fidem justificantem, nec in solo intellectu, nec in sola voluntate esse, sed utrique facultati proprie, formaliter, & subjective inesse. Et hoc quia constat actibus partim ab intellectu, partim a voluntate ortis & elicitis. Nec enim est unus simplex habitus, vel actus, sed aggregatum plurium actuum, vel habituum.

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