Publisher's Synopsis
Every Christmas, it's the same old story. Every television show doesn't teach that Jesus is God, Christ's incarnation doesn't make sense, there is discontinuity between Christ's divinity and humanity, and so on-it's all so terribly unoriginal. These so called "free thinkers" seem to believe that they have duped Christian theologians or discovered the hidden chink in the intellectual armor of the Christian faith. While they fancy themselves to be courageous and intrepid in their criticisms, the reality is that they are cowards who attack a Christian faith which is fit for a first grader. The fact of the matter is that their arguments cannot stand up to a mature Christianity meant for full-grown men. If the faithful are to stand up to these intellectual bullies then we need to put down the milk and dig into the meat of the Catholic doctrine on Christ. In this volume, you will find a full-course meal on the doctrine of Incarnation written by none other than St. Thomas Aquinas Himself as skillfully prepared and compiled by William Humphrey. From front to back, A Digest of the Doctrine of St. Thomas on the Incarnation will give you everything you need to understand the intricacies, necessity, and beauty of the Word made flesh. Open this up and partake in a feast which will nourish your mind and soul and help you learn to imitate the mature stature of Christ. By the end of the book, you'll be more than equipped to refute the absurd non-sense spouted by the feeble attacks on Christ's incarnation.
