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This monumental work is a collection of commentaries and disputations on the first part of Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologiae, regarding the nature and attributes of God. The author, a leading Jesuit theologian and philosopher of the late Renaissance, applies his own systematic and scholastic methodology to Aquinas's arguments, often challenging and refining them with his own insights and adaptations. The book is a classic of Catholic theology and a key source for the study of the theological and philosophical debates of the period.
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