Medulla Theologiae Moralis ...

This 17th-century theological treatise is a comprehensive guide to Catholic moral theology. The book covers a wide range of topics, including sin, grace, virtue, and the sacraments. The author, Hermann Busenbaum, was a renowned Jesuit theologian, and the Medulla Theologiae Moralis became one of the most widely used and respected textbooks on Catholic moral theology.
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