A Manual of Catholic Theology, Based on Scheeben's "Dogmatik"

One of the greatest theologians of modern times, Matthias Joseph Scheeben (1835-1888), brought out a "Handbuch der katholischen Dogmatik" in 7 parts from 1873 to 1887. This tour de force of a refined, lofty, intensely religious scholasticism was conveniently distilled into a 2-volume English handbook by Dr. Wilhelm and Fr. Scannell. Long out of print, the republishing of this Manual will assist and inspire a new generation of theologians who are striving to rediscover the riches of Catholic theology in continuity with the great tradition of the Fathers, Doctors, and mystics of the Church, especially St. Thomas Aquinas.

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Volume I: The Sources of Theological Knowledge; God; Creation and the Supernatural Order (508 pp. $24.95); 

Volume II: The Fall; Redemption; Grace; The Church and the Sacraments; The Last Things (566 pp. $29.95).