Des Hochwurdigsten Herrn Alphonsus Liguorius Bischofens Zu St. Agatha Beantwortete Frage: Warum Gott Wirklich Mit So Vielen Strafen Das Menschliche Ge [German]

In "Des Hochw rdigsten Herrn Alphonsus Liguorius Bischofens Zu St. Agatha Beantwortete Frage," Alfonso Maria de' Liguori addresses the profound question of why God inflicts so many punishments upon mankind. This work, presented in a question-and-answer format, delves into Catholic theology and ethics, providing insights into the nature of divine justice and the human condition.

Liguori's thoughtful exploration offers solace and understanding to those grappling with the concept of divine punishment. The book reflects Liguori's deep faith and theological acumen, making it a valuable resource for both scholars and lay readers interested in Catholic perspectives on suffering and divine will. Edited by Peter Obladen, this edition preserves the original's spiritual and intellectual value.

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