De Natura Dei Et Humanae Mentis Determinationes Pneumatologicae
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De Natura Dei Et Humanae Mentis Determinationes Pneumatologicae, authored by Gerard de Vries, explores the nature of God and the human mind through pneumatological determinations. This work delves into the theological and philosophical concepts prevalent in the 17th century, offering insights into metaphysical inquiries of the time.
De Vries's examination provides a detailed study of pneumatology, discussing the relationships between divine nature and human intellect. Scholars interested in the history of philosophy, theology, and the intellectual climate of the early modern period will find this a valuable resource.
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