Listing of a link does not necessarily
imply agreement with the material presented. "In progressu generationis humanae
semper crevit notitia veritatis." - John
Duns Scotus, medieval Franciscan (Free translation: "Truth may shine
more brightly as a result of profound investigation", a noble sentiment
from a Friar Minor whose philosophy concurrently opposed those of
Thomas
Aquinas and Bonaventure ....not to imply that all sites below
are
particularly profound..and a few are courtesy links)
The
Tablet - online edition - Catholic newspaper - not a scholarly work
Vatican
Web Site - unfortunately, links to individual documents keep
changing,
so search for the encyclical Fides et Ratio using their search
engine
(ricerca) , which occasionally works
The
Catholic Encyclopedia - 1917 - much of value, but I offer the link
with the caution that it contains nothing learnt in the twentieth
century
(...and everything from the nineteenth)
Index
to Apocrypha - delightful! Note that these are literary, not
scriptural,
works.
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