Jean Joseph Gaume Livres
Jean-Joseph Gaume fut un théologien et auteur catholique romain français dont les écrits approfondis exploraient la théologie, l'histoire et l'éducation. Il est particulièrement reconnu pour sa conviction que le déclin social et moral de son époque provenait de la renaissance païenne de la Renaissance, qu'il identifia comme une source principale du mal. Ce thème central imprègne ses œuvres clés, où il analyse le développement historique de la société et propose des remèdes. Ses écrits pédagogiques, guidés par une profonde vision religieuse et morale, prônaient une nouvelle méthode pour la formation de la jeunesse, mettant l'accent sur l'instruction catéchétique et la limitation de l'influence des auteurs païens dans l'éducation précoce.
Life of the Good Thief. Done Into Engl. by M. De Lisle
- 264pages
- 10 heures de lecture
The Life of the Good Thief is a classic work of Christian literature that tells the story of the penitent thief who was crucified alongside Jesus. This version has been translated from the French by M de Lisle and includes additional notes and commentary by Jean Joseph Gaume. The book is a must-read for anyone interested in Christian literature and theology.
Das Zeichen Des Kreuzes Im Neunzehnten Jahrhundert: Aus Dem Französischen.
- 240pages
- 9 heures de lecture
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