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Regan Riachard J (Rev. Professor Of Theology Emeritus Rev. Professor Of Theology Emeritus Fordham University Usa)

Regan Riachard J (Rev. Professor Of Theology Emeritus Rev. Professor Of Theology Emeritus Fordham University Usa) - Compendium Of Theology By Thomas Aquinas - Paperback

Regan Riachard J (Rev. Professor Of Theology Emeritus Rev. Professor Of Theology Emeritus Fordham University Usa) - Compendium Of Theology By Thomas Aquinas - Paperback

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Description: Towards the end of his life St. Thomas Aquinas produced a brief non - technical work summarizing some of the main points of his massive Summa Theologiae. This 'compendium was intended as an introductory handbook for students and scholars who might not have access to the larger work. It remains the best concise introduction to Aquinas's thought. Furthermore it is extremely interesting to scholars because it represents Aquinas's last word on these topics. Aquinas does not break new ground or re - think earlier positions but often states them more directly and with greater precision than can be found elsewhere. There is only one available English translation of the Compendium (published as Aquinas's Shorter Summa: Saint Thomas's Own Concise Version of his Summa Theologiae by Sophia Institute Press). It is published by a very small Catholic publishing house is marketed to the devotional readership contains no scholarly apparatus. Richard Regan is a highly respected Aquinas translator who here relies on the definitive Leonine edition of the Latin text. His work will be received as the premier English version of this important text
Title: Compendium Of Theology By Thomas Aquinas
Author(s): Regan Riachard J (Rev. Professor Of Theology Emeritus Rev. Professor Of Theology Emeritus Fordham University Usa)
Publisher: Oxford University Press Inc
Barcode: 9780195385311
Pages: 280 Pages
Publication Date: 5/28/2009
Category: Philosophy Of Religion
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