The Trinity and God the Creator: A Commentary on St. Thomas'

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The Trinity and God the Creator: A Commentary on St. Thomas' Theological Summa, Ia, q. 27-119

The Trinity and God the Creator. Father Garrigou-Lagrange turns here to God the Trinity, who created the heavens and the earth and who is beheld in the contemplative vision to which all human beings are called--the vision that is their ultimate sanctification. In his characteristically-ordered style, Garrigou-Lagrange offers his interpretation of St. Thomas by expounding, explaining, and comparing the teaching of the angelic doctor to that of preceding and subsequent theologians. In particular, Garrigou-Lagrange depicts St. Thomas as fulfilling the foundation laid by St. Augustine: it is in their mutual relations that the divine persons are known as person. He lays special emphasis also on the call of all humans to contemplative holiness. The exposition of the Trinity is a beginning of the journey of contemplation by which a man or woman enters the life of God to be reformed according to the likeness of the Trinity in whose image he or she was first created, body and soul. [This is a crisp and flawless republication of the original text, exactly as it appeared in the original edition.] (Ex Fontibus Co.)

Country	USA
Author	Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange
Binding	Paperback
EAN	9781475185928
ISBN	1475185928
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Label	CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Manufacturer	CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
NumberOfItems	1
NumberOfPages	700
PublicationDate	2012-04-14
Publisher	CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
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The Trinity and God the Creator: A Commentary on St. Thomas' Theological Summa, Ia, q. 27-119

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