Dogmatic Theology, Vol. 3 (Classic Reprint)

In two previous volumes 1we considered God as Heis in Himself. The remaining treatises of what is commonly called Special Dogmatic Theology treat of Him in relation to His various works, both of the natural and the supernatural order. God sfirst and primal work is the Creation of the universe. Creation constitutes the funda mental and essential postulate of all being and operation in the natural order as well as of all supernatural institutions, such as the I ncarnation, Grace, the Sacraments, etc. Hence, the dogmatic treatise De Deo Creante et Elevante, which forms the subject matter of this volume, views God as the Author of Nature and the Super natural. A true idea of Creation is indispensable to deepen and perfect the conception of God gained from the two preceding treatises. i God: His Knowability, Essence, Herder 1911. Th0 Divine Trinand A ttributes. AD ogmatic Treaity. AD ogmatic Treatise. By the Use. Prefaced by a Brief General Rev. Joseph Pohle, Ph.D., D.D. Introduction to the Study of Dog. .. Authorised English Version, matic Theology. By the Rev. Jos. with Some Abridgement and Nu Pohle, Ph.D., D.D. Authorized Engmerous Additional References, by lish Version, with Some A bridge Arthur Preuss. St. Louis, Mo.: B. tnent and A dded References, by Herder 1911. Arthur Preuss. St. Louis, Mo.:
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