Moralis Certitudo A Ve.n Thoma Kempensi Contra Exceptiones Novi Gersenistae Ratisbonensis Ex Lxx Testibus Coaevis Omni Exceptione Majoribus
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"Moralis Certitudo" presents a defense of moral certitude according to Thomas a Kempis against the objections raised by a new Gersenist from Ratisbon. Eusebius Amort draws upon seventy contemporary witnesses, all beyond reproach, to support his arguments. This work delves into theological ethics, addressing nuanced debates within Christian philosophy and its historical context. It will be of interest to scholars studying the history of Christian thought, moral philosophy, and the controversies surrounding Kempis's teachings.
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