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Jacobi Lainez Disputationes Tridentinae compiles the theological debates and moral commentaries of Diego Lainez, a key figure in the Counter-Reformation. This volume contains Lainez's various disputations related to the Council of Trent, offering insights into the theological and political complexities of the era. The text includes his moral commentaries and instructions, providing a comprehensive view of his contributions to Catholic doctrine and practice.
A valuable resource for scholars of church history, Reformation studies, and Catholic theology, this work illuminates the intellectual ferment and doctrinal development that defined the 16th century. Lainez's arguments and interpretations offer a window into the strategies employed by the Catholic Church in response to the Protestant Reformation. This edition makes available important primary source material for understanding a pivotal period in Christian history.
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