Untrammeled approaches

Notre Dame, Ind.: University of Notre Dame Press. Edited by Bernard E. Doering (1997)
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A group of essays prepared for publication by Maritain in the year before his death. The first series of articles consists of 10 philosophical essays, while second is made up of mainly theological articles. A meditation closes the volume.

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B2430.M33.A6713 1997

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0268043000   0268159807

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