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1. What, in fact, is believed or done is one question; what, by right, ought to be believed or done, another.

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5. Among the things that a Christian, by right, ought to believe (= credenda) are certain properly practical beliefs about what Christians, by right, ought to do (= agenda).

6. Correspondingly, there is a sense in which Christian dogmatics, as the critico-constructive statement of what Christians, by right, ought to believe, includes Christian ethics as the critico-constructive statement of what Christians, by right, ought to do.

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