De Virtute Castitatis & De Vitus Oppositis

"De Virtute Castitatis & De Vitus Oppositis" est gravis tractatus theologiae moralis a Ludovico Wouters, sacerdote Congregationis Sanctissimi Redemptoris, conscriptus. Hoc opus systematice investigat naturam virtutis castitatis necnon vitia et peccata quae huic virtuti adversantur, praesertim secundum doctrinam sexti et noni praecepti Decalogi. Per methodum scholasticam et solidam doctrinam catholicam, auctor principia moralia enodat, quae ad usum confessariorum et studiosorum sacrae theologiae maxime accommodata sunt.

In hoc volumine, Wouters non solum definitiones abstractas affert, sed etiam casus conscientiae et difficultates morales quae in vita cotidiana occurrunt, sub lumine traditionis ecclesiasticae et iuris canonici examinat. Claritas argumentandi et profunditas investigationis hunc librum instrumentum utile faciunt ad intellegendum quomodo ethica christiana in rebus castitatis saeculo vicesimo explicabatur. "De Virtute Castitatis & De Vitus Oppositis" manet testimonium praeclarum disciplinae moralis Redemptoristarum et momentum habet pro omnibus qui historiam theologiae moralis et evolutionem ethicae sexualis catholicae perstudere volunt.

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