God is Truth (an Excerpt from “A Companion to the Summa Volume I,” Part 1 of a Book Review)

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“A Companion to the Summa” by Walter Farrell explores the knowledge of God, emphasizing His omniscience and essence as truth. The text argues that true understanding encompasses not only good but also the knowledge of evil. Farrell asserts that God’s immutable nature reveals the divine essence, shaping all reality and truth.

Truth not Clicks

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The author expresses a strong dedication to Catholicism, emphasizing the importance of its unchanging beliefs established by Jesus Christ. They critique Protestant views, particularly Martin Luther’s stance on authority and the priesthood. The piece argues that the Mass is a continuous sacrifice and highlights the necessity of confession to a priest for divine forgiveness.