Principles of Catholic Theology, Book 5 Dana M. Britton and problems not usually considered

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Principles of Catholic Theology, Book 5 Dana M. Britton and problems not usually consideredThis work explores a Christian understanding of God's presence in the world. As the Creator of all that exists, the Creator Trinity is mysteriously present to all things, and truly but imperfectly knowable as such. In addition to this creative presence, however, there is also the manifestation of God's presence as a gift of grace. By supernatural faith, the trinitarian life of God is made known to us as an object of the Christian mystical life. This