Treatise on faith and the creed

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//// Subtítulo: "The Famous Statement of Deep Personal Religious Experience by a Great Catholic Saint" ___ Introductio by Harold C. Gardiner, S. J. __ Translated by Edward B. Pusey, D. D. __ 1.ª edição __ Livro capa brochura, edição de bolso: 10, 5 x 16, 0 cm; "muito boa" conservação para um livro datado de 1952. Capa apresentando suave opacidade de contato, miolo sutilmente pardacento em função d...

Introduction by S.J. Gardiner. C. Harold/ Livro em estado regular/ Sem assinaturas ou textos grifados/ Primeiro caderno, com algumas páginas, soltas do corpo do livro/ odor almiscarado, isto é, aroma adocicado típico de livros antigos/ Leve desgaste e amarelecimento causado pelo tempo/ formato pocket: 10, 5 x 16/ Capa comum: 304 págs./ Traduzido (para o inglês) por: Edward D. Pussy

The work constitutes an exposition of the several clauses of the so-called Apostles Creed. The questions concerning the mutual relations of the three Persons in the Godhead are handled with greatest fullness; in connection with which, especially in the use made of the analogies of Being, Knowledge, and Love, and in the cautions thrown in against certain applications of these and other illustration...

The work constitutes an exposition of the several clauses of the so-called Apostles Creed. The questions concerning the mutual relations of the three Persons in the Godhead are handled with greatest fullness; in connection with which, especially in the use made of the analogies of Being, Knowledge, and Love, and in the cautions thrown in against certain applications of these and other illustration...

The work constitutes an exposition of the several clauses of the so-called Apostles Creed. The questions concerning the mutual relations of the three Persons in the Godhead are handled with greatest fullness; in connection with which, especially in the use made of the analogies of Being, Knowledge, and Love, and in the cautions thrown in against certain applications of these and other illustration...

The work constitutes an exposition of the several clauses of the so-called Apostles Creed. The questions concerning the mutual relations of the three Persons in the Godhead are handled with greatest fullness; in connection with which, especially in the use made of the analogies of Being, Knowledge, and Love, and in the cautions thrown in against certain applications of these and other illustration...

The work constitutes an exposition of the several clauses of the so-called Apostles Creed. The questions concerning the mutual relations of the three Persons in the Godhead are handled with greatest fullness; in connection with which, especially in the use made of the analogies of Being, Knowledge, and Love, and in the cautions thrown in against certain applications of these and other illustration...

The work constitutes an exposition of the several clauses of the so-called Apostles Creed. The questions concerning the mutual relations of the three Persons in the Godhead are handled with greatest fullness; in connection with which, especially in the use made of the analogies of Being, Knowledge, and Love, and in the cautions thrown in against certain applications of these and other illustration...

The work constitutes an exposition of the several clauses of the so-called Apostles Creed. The questions concerning the mutual relations of the three Persons in the Godhead are handled with greatest fullness; in connection with which, especially in the use made of the analogies of Being, Knowledge, and Love, and in the cautions thrown in against certain applications of these and other illustration...

Containing a particular refutation of the doctrine of these heretics regarding the origin and nature of evil; an exposure of their pretended symbolical customs of the mouth, of the hands, and of the breast; and a condemnation of their superstitious abstinence and unholy mysteries. Lastly, some crimes brought to light among the Manichans are mentioned.

To write the Book on the Work of Monks, the need which compelled me was this. When at Carthage there had begun to be monasteries, some maintained themselves by their own hands, obeying the Apostle; but others wished so to live on the oblations of the faithful, that doing no work whence they might either have or supply the necessaries of life, they thought and boasted that they did rather fulfill t...