Sed Contra: A Podcast of Catholic Theology

Theological Manuals Revisited

Jun 11, 2022

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Structure of the Summa Is Organically Well Structured

04:11

A Manual of Philosophy, a Manual of Psychology

02:37

Is the Dominican Order of Studies a Manual?

02:19

Introduction

5min

A Manual of Philosophy, a Manual of Psychology

3min

Deir of Elazione by Father Garagulograns

4min

Is the Dominican Order of Studies a Manual?

2min

Is There a Need for a Confessional Priest?

4min

How Can I Attribute Material From This Book?

5min

Is There Any French Edition or Is All Latin Latin?

3min

Is There a Need to Get Away From the Dryness of the Old Way of Doing Things?

5min

Is Garagus a Neo-Scholastic?

5min

10.

Is It the Neotomous That Are Writing the Manuals?

4min

11.

What Is the Content of the Revolazzione?

3min

12.

The Second Volume of Apologetical Theology

2min

13.

The Sumithialo G.A.

2min

14.

What Is the Context of Divine Enlightenment

4min

15.

Is There More Than Just a Book?

2min

16.

Is Gary Gu a Manualist?

2min

17.

Moral Theology

2min

18.

Structure of the Summa Is Organically Well Structured

4min

19.

What's Your Thoughts on Manuals?

2min

20.

Is There a Moral Field of Textbook in Theology?

6min

Drs. Ryan Brady and Matthew Dugandzic are joined by the prolific author and translator, Dr. Matthew Minerd, to continue the discussion about theological manuals, including his recent translation of Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange's De Revelatione.

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