Synopsis Theology Dogmatic Fundamentals of Religion, of Christ Legato of the Church on the Sources of Revelation

"Synopsis Theology Dogmatic Fundamentals of Religion, of Christ Legato of the Church on the Sources of Revelation" is a profound and systematic exploration of the core tenets of Catholic dogmatic theology. Authored by AD. Tangquerey, this scholarly work serves as a comprehensive guide to the foundational principles of the faith, structured to provide clarity on complex theological concepts. The text meticulously addresses the nature of religion, the historical and spiritual mission of Jesus Christ, and the formal establishment of the Church as a divine institution.

A significant portion of the work is dedicated to the analysis of the sources of revelation, navigating the relationship between Sacred Scripture and Tradition. Tangquerey employs a rigorous scholastic method to defend and explain the authority of the Church in its role as the custodian of revealed truth. By examining the ontological and historical foundations of belief, the author provides a robust defense of the faith that was characteristic of early 20th-century theological discourse.

This volume is an essential resource for students of divinity, historians of religion, and those seeking a deeper understanding of the development of dogma. It stands as a testament to the intellectual traditions of the Church, offering a structured and authoritative perspective on the mysteries of faith and the mechanisms of divine communication to humanity.

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