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Do Not Resist the Spirit's Call - Francisco Marin-Sola on Sufficient Grace (Hardcover)
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The relationship of God's grace and man's free will is one of the
most disputed topics in the history of Catholic theology. At the
time of the Counter-Reformation, a famous quarrel arose between
Jesuit defenders of Molina and Dominican defenders of Banez. This
led to a series of Roman congregations on the ""aids of God's
grace"" (de auxiliis), which looked into the matter but settled
very little, beyond the pope declaring that neither position was
heretical. Leo XIII's call to advance Thomism led to this quarrel
resurfacing with renewed force in the first quarter of the
twentieth century. Into this fray stepped a renowned Dominican of
the University of Fribourg, Francisco Marin-Sola (1873-1932), whose
published work on the development of Catholic doctrine had secured
his fame among Catholic theologians. In three celebrated articles
published in the Ciencia Tomista in 1925 and 1926, he presented a
new and revised version of the Dominican position on this question.
Marin-Sola suggested that his new version rightly developed the
principles of Aquinas and was supported in major part, if only
implicitly, by earlier Dominican commentators. Marin-Sola's
position was instantly controversial, with some respondents
decrying an abandonment of Dominican ideas and others declaring
that Marin-Sola had resolved central objections and ended the
quarrel of de auxiliis. In this book, Michael D. Torre makes
Marin-Sola's articles available in English for the first time. The
articles are preceded by an introduction on Marin-Sola and followed
by a conclusion that traces the reception of his thought within the
Catholic theological community. In Torre's afterword, he defends
Marin-Sola's position as substantively the same as that of Aquinas.
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