The Theory of Beatitude in Latin-Arabian Philosophy and its Initial Impact on Christian Thought

In this groundbreaking work of scholarship, Maur Ralph Burbach traces the origins and development of the concept of beatitude in Latin-Arabian philosophy and its profound impact on Christian thought. With meticulous research and insightful analysis, he sheds new light on a key aspect of philosophical and theological history.
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