What Catholics Believe Gilson provides an incisive analysis of

provides an incisive analysis of the relationship between the existence of God and the science of metaphysics according to the sapiential teaching of St

first published in English in 1962

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The essays in this volume cover a fascinating range of topics

What Catholics Believe Gilson provides an incisive analysis ofBy Josef Pieper and Heinz Raskop What Catholics Believe, the second of Josef Piepers works to appear in English (1951), is a succinct and stirring statement of the Faith. Built around the twelve clauses of the Creed, What Catholics Believe is composed of short essays on dogma, doctrine, and ethics, with a concluding reflection on Church history. Pieper and Raskop identify the two distinguishing marks of a Christian as faith and life. The Christian