Annotationes Ad Quest. 81-91 De Virtute Religionis

"Annotationes Ad II-II Quest. 81-91 De Virtute Religionis" est opus eruditum Alexandri Horváth, quod profundam investigationem praebet de natura et exercitio virtutis religionis secundum doctrinam Sancti Thomae Aquinatis. Hic textus puncta centralia "Summae Theologiae" (II-II, qq. 81-91) enodat, ubi Doctor Angelicus de cultu divino, oratione, devotione, et sacrificiis disserit.

In hoc volumine, auctor claritatem scholasticam adhibet ad explicandas subtilitates morales et theologicas quae ad debitum hominis erga Deum pertinent. Per interpretationem rigidam et fidelem traditioni Thomisticae, Horváth non solum actus interiores religionis, sed etiam exteriores ritus et observantias examinat. Hoc opus est fundamentale pro studiosis theologiae moralis, philosophiae religionis, et historiae ecclesiasticae, praebens instrumentum necessarium ad intellegendam structuram iustitiae et pietatis in cogitatione mediaevali et moderna.

Scribitur hoc opus pro iis qui scientiam sacram profundius colere volunt, documentum praebens de perenni valore doctrinae Aquinatis in Ecclesia Catholica.

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