Anti-Febronius. Febronius Abbreviatus Cum Notis, Adversus Neotericos Theologos Et Canonistas, Etc

Anti-Febronius. Febronius Abbreviatus Cum Notis, Adversus Neotericos Theologos Et Canonistas, Etc is a historical theological treatise responding to Febronianism, a movement within the Catholic Church in the 18th century that advocated for the reduction of papal authority in favor of national churches. Authored by Francesco Antonio Zaccaria with notes and commentary on Johann Nicolas von Hontheim's original work, this book presents a strong defense of traditional Catholic doctrine against what it characterizes as modern theological and legal challenges.

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