003 - Chapters 21-30

This sixteenth-century Compendium offers a unique advantage over later interpretations by condensing the subject matter, revealing the connections between doctrines in a clear and impactful manner. Stripped of the Objections and other formalities that may distract modern readers, this work is ideal for both meditation and deep spiritual reading—providing a more substantial experience than many contemporary devotional texts. An appendix with notes is included to assist those unfamiliar with Scholastic Philosophy terms. Please note, this is distinct from Aquinas own Compendium of Theology. - Summary from Introduction