From: george murphy (gmurphy@raex.com)
Date: Thu Oct 09 2003 - 08:37:54 EDT
> george wrote:
>
> There are several things that puzzle me about this.
>
>> 1) Canon 290 of what?
>
> ...of the catholic church from THE CHURCH TEACHES, documents of the
> church in english translation by the Jesuit fathers of st. Mary's
> college, 1995
> nihil obstat and imprimatur
>
> "This book aims to present to the student of dogmatic theology a
> translation of some documents of the church that are most frewuently
> used..."
>
> I didn't characterize it as you've begun to do with the things that
> puzzle you about it, I just presented it.
There is one printing of this from TAN in Rockford IL, a reprint
of (I gather) a 1955 work. It looks like a useful source for
pre-Vatican II RC theology. Interestingly, one of the documents it
contains is the Athanasian Creed.
I'm enough of a book junkie that maybe I'll pick this up at some
point. In the meantime, can you give any more exact details of the
source of this statement? Is it a conciliar statement or what?
Understand that I'm not arguing with the statement itself. It
would be nice to find that Rome agreed with what is often seen as an
idiosyncratic Lutheran idea. But in this case I'd surprised.
Shalom,
George
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