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Colors of Grace

January 2, 2009 by Frank Leave a Comment

I have recently started reading Guido Stucco’s The Colors of Grace:  Medieval Kaleidoscopic Views of Grace and Predestination.  It picks up where his last book, Not Without Us, left off.  I just finished Chapter 2 which gives the views on grace and predestination of historical characters like Pope Gregory, Isidore of Seville, and Pope Hadrian.  If the theology of grace and predestination is a subject of interest to you, I recommend picking up a copy of this book tracing the history of these topics in the early middle ages. Pax tecum, Frank.

Filed Under: Medieval theology, Reformed theology, Theology of Grace, Translated Texts Tagged With: grace, Isidore of Seville, Pope Gregory, Pope Hadrian, predestination, Stucco

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