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  • Georg Hermes

    His Christkatholische Dogmatik (“Catholic Dogmatics”), published posthumously in three volumes (1834–35), derived the “necessity” of the contents of Catholic faith from the imperatives of duty and conscience. While popular during his lifetime, Hermes’ works were sharply opposed after his death, and his orthodoxy was questioned. His…

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    His Christkatholische Dogmatik (“Catholic Dogmatics”), published posthumously in three volumes (1834–35), derived the “necessity” of the contents of Catholic faith from the imperatives of duty and conscience. While popular during his lifetime, Hermes’ works were sharply opposed after his death, and his orthodoxy was questioned. His…

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