Trace the history of medieval and post‑medieval dogmas and see how Scholastic thought shaped modern theology.
This volume continues a comprehensive study of how Christian doctrine evolved from the early centuries into the modern era. It focuses on the Middle Ages, the rise of Scholastic method, and the later developments that culminated in post‑Tridentine theology. The work is designed as a text for students and readers who want a clear, structured account of how key dogmas were formed, debated, and refined.
What you’ll explore
- The rise, golden age, and decline of Scholasticism and its methods.
- Definitions and roles of sacraments, grace, and church authority in historical context.
- Major debates on topics like predestination, creation, and soteriology.
- How medieval thought prepared the ground for later theological developments.
Ideal for students, history buffs, and readers seeking a thorough, accessible look at the development of dogmatic theology across centuries.