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book one. third distinction.

first part. about the knowability of god

question one. whether god is naturally knowable by the intellect of the wayfarer

question two. whether god is the first thing naturally known by us in this state of life

question three whether god is the natural first object that is adequate relative to the intellect of the wayfarer

question four. whether any certain and sincere truth could naturally be known by the intellect of the wayfarer without a special illumining of uncreated light

third distinction. second part. about the footprint (or vestige)

third distinction. third part. about the image

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