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Tag Archives: medieval
Review: Schaff, Church History, vol 5
This is his second volume on the Middle Ages. It is tempting to color the Middle Ages either as a period of gross or superstition or incredible beauty. This answer is neither. Or both. Much as we may be disgusted, … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Church History
Tagged crusades, medieval, philip schaff, sacraments
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Schaff on the Sacramental System
From History of the Christian Church, vol. 5: The Middle Ages 1049-1294. These are my notes. I am simply reporting what Schaff reported, though I think he is accurate. Not all sacred rites, or sacramentalia, are the Seven Sacraments (703). All … Continue reading
Harvest of Medieval Theology
Narrowly speaking, this is a work on the theology of Gabriel Biel. As it is, one must be careful extrapolating Biel’s thought onto the canvas of late medieval theology. On the other hand, Oberman conclusively argues that Biel’s nominalism is … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Scholasticism
Tagged gabriel biel, heiko oberman, justification, luther, medieval, nominalism, soteriology, thomism
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