Catholic Theology and Dogma Collection (7 vols.)
Overview
The 7-volume Catholic Theology and Dogma Collection provides the basic tenets of Catholic theology, dogma, and practice. With titles by Henry Denzinger and Sylvester Joseph Hunter, these volumes have helped define dogma during times of dissension, providing necessary teaching to articulate Catholic theology. From Trent to the First Vatican Council, the decisions and decrees outlines in these documents are still useful for faith and practice in the church today. This collection is essential for scholars, laypersons, and both Catholics and Protestants seeking to understand the history and theology of the Roman Catholic Church.
What’s more, with the Logos Bible Software edition, these important Catholic works are more accessible than ever! With Logos, every word is essentially a link! Scripture references are linked directly to the Bibles in your library—both the original language texts and English translations. Double-clicking any word automatically opens your lexicons to the relevant entry, making Latin words instantly accessible. With Logos, you can quickly move from the table of contents to your desired content, search entire volumes and collections by topic, title, or Scripture reference.
- Essential works of Catholic theology and dogma in the English language
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- Title: Catholic Theology and Dogma Collection
- Volumes: 7
- Pages: 3,368
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3 ratings
Larry Craig
11/15/2018
I could be interested in this. The three volumes of Dogmatic Theology show sample pages only of its table of contents. That's not helpful in a book like this. You need to show what is being said about these things.
REV. DR. JAIME LOPEZ ORTEGA
3/1/2018
Please do not be so ignorant ...Nor pretend to be... your outlines in dogmatic theology is not I repeat is not 3 volumes... it is 3 books in one volume...one stand alone book is a volume but three books combined between a front and back cover is not nor can be 3 volumes... it is called 3 stand alone books or three books in one volume... it is also not funny when your ignorant staff can be heard laughing at who they think is the ignorant one.. please raise your standards for staff... you're an embarrassment at this point... Thank you..
Michael T. Fox
1/20/2017
Robert Leahy
5/28/2014
Gregory S. MacBeth
8/8/2013
