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2 volumes ; 22 cm Translation of: Brevior synopsis theologiæ dogmaticæ Includes bibliographical references v. 1. Natural and supernatural religion. Religion in general ; Revealed religion ; The criteria of divine revelation -- Christ, a divine legate or the Christian religion. The divine legation of Christ is proved from its preparation ; The divine legation of Christ is supported by his teaching ; Christ's divine legation is proved historically from his life ; The history of early Christianity corroborates Christ's divine ambassadorship ; Christ's divine ambassadorship is more firmly established by drawing a comparison between Christianity and other religions -- The Church of Christ. Reason speaks in favor of the divine institution of the Church ; The divine institution of the Church is proved from history ; The divine institution of the Catholic Church is proved by external marks -- The consitution of the Catholic Church. The innermost constitution of the Church of the relations between Christ and the Church ; The authority of the Church ; Relations between the Chruch and the state -- The sources of revelation. Tradition ; Sacred scripture -- Faith. The object of faith ; The act
- Author
- John J. Byrnes
- Publisher
- New York: Desclee Co.
- Published
- 1959
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Religion, Philosophy, Humanities
- Updated
- 2026-03-24
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