Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Treatise on the Church: Translated From the German
It is not necessary here to relate the circum stances in which Dr. Klee found himself at Bonn. They are Of too recent occurrence to need repeti tion. The dreary doctrines Of Hermes, which have since been condemned by the judgment Of the world, were then in their full vigour. Klee, unlike so many other German teachers, had no system of his own; he knew no other doctrine than that of the Church; he had no system to defend in his teaching, but that of the Church. Hence the many and bitter opponents whom he found amongst the followers Of the new doctrines; amongst the followers of that system, also, which would make the Church the handmaid and slave of the State. His labours, during his residence at Bonn, were shewn in the numerous and learned works which he there published The last of these the crownoof his toils, as it has been called - was his Katholische Dogmatik (catho lic Dogmatics), published in 1834 and 1835, in three volumes.
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