Reviews for Dialectic and narrative in Aquinas

The average rating for Dialectic and narrative in Aquinas based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2014-06-26 00:00:00 Roy Roach Theology based apologetic work on the evidence for demons, specifically incubi and Sucubi. Written by 17th century theologian Father Ludovico Sinistrari, the work draws from the Bible and Church Fathers to argue for the "existence on earth" of demons. This particular version was aggrivating to read on my Kindle. The original Latin text and the English translation run together, necissitating a seek-and-find approach to locating where you are in the text. As well, the editing of this translation is very poor. Most of the errors are caused by the text being transcribed from print to digital (it would seem), but, along with the mess of Latin/English paragraphs to decipher, this edition makes for a daunting read.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-08-25 00:00:00 John Join Takes an odd position on sleeping with a demon. Compares it to bestiality, but with the human as the beast. After all, the demon is a fallen angel and therefor a higher being than man. Except one interpretation I remember was that God created man as the higher being and Lucifer fell because he refused to accept he was less than mankind. Still, interesting enough