Compendium

"Compendium" est opus eruditum a P. Parthenio Minges conscriptum, quod profundam synthesim theologiae dogmaticae et scholasticae praebet. Hoc volumen fundamenta fidei catholicae explorat, praecipue nitens in doctrina Beati Ioannis Duns Scoti, cuius sapientiam auctor singulari cura et perspicuitate interpretatur.

In his paginis, auctor theoremata complexa de natura divina, creatione, gratia, et sacramentis systematice exponit. Opus non solum rigorem logicum scholae franciscanae sequitur, sed etiam fontem praebet uberem ad intellegendum quomodo traditio scholastica quaestiones aeternas de veritate et revelatione tractaverit. P. Parthenius Minges, clarissimus investigator scotisticae disciplinae, hoc instrumentum ad usum cleri et studiosorum paravit, ut thesaurus sapientiae christianae in mentes et corda facilius influere possit.

Ut epitome cogitationis scotisticae, "Compendium" momentum historicum et litterarium habet, testans vigorem intellectualem theologiae catholicae saeculi vicesimi ineuntis.

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