Titre :	Twentieth century encyclopedia of Catholicism
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Joseph W. Sprug (1922-), Éditeur scientifique
Editeur :	New York : Hawthorn Books Publishers
Importance :	150 Volumes.
Format :	21 cm
Note générale :	The Twentieth Century Encyclopedia of Catholicism is a series of 150 short works on topics pertaining to Catholicism originally published in France. It was published in English in the United States by Hawthorn Books. The series editor was Henri Daniel-Rops. The series was divided into 15 sections. In the United States, volumes were published individually over a number of years and made available for sale separately. The List of the 15 Sections of the English series: I. Knowledge and Faith (15 Volumes) II. The Basic Truths (13 Volumes) III. The Nature of Man (8 Volumes) IV. The Means of Redemption (11 Volumes) V. The Life of Faith (12 Volumes) VI. The Word of God (14 Volumes) VII. The History of the Church (6 Volumes) VIII. The Organization of the Church (9 Volumes) IX. The Church and the Modern World (19 Volumes) X. The Worship of the Church (8 Volumes) XI. Catholicism and Literature (4 Volumes) XII. Catholicism and the Arts (7 Volumes) XIII. Catholicism and Science (8 Volumes) XIV. Outside the Church (5 Volumes) XV. Non-Christian Beliefs (7 Volumes) XVI. General and Supplementary (4 Volumes)
Langues :	Anglais (eng) Langues originales : Français (fre)
Catégories :	Theology--Catholic authors Twentieth century encyclopedia of Catholicism
Index. décimale :	BX 841
Note de contenu :	Part one: Knowledge and Faith (15 Volumes) 1. What does man knows? 2. Is theology a science? 3. The meaning of tradition 4. The foundation of faith 5. Do dogmas change? 6. What is faith? 7. God's word to man 8. Myth or mystery? 9. What is a miracle? 10. Is there a christian philosophy? 11. The origin of christian philosophy 12. Medieval christian philosophy 13. The basis of belief 14. Christianity and science 15. The God of reason Part two: The Basic Truths (13 Volumes) 16. The worship of God 17. What is the Trinity? 18. The Holy Spirit 19. The creation 20. The problem of evil 21. Who is the devil? 22. Freedom and providence 23. The theology of grace 24. What is the incarnation? 25. What is redemption? 26. The communion of saints 27. Faith, hope and charity 28. Life after death Part three: The Nature of Man (8 Volumes) 29. The origins of man 30. Evolution 31. What is man? 32. What is life? 33. Personal responsibility 34. Man in his environment 35. Man and metaphysics 36. Psychical phenomena Part four: The Means of Redemption (11 Volumes) 37. Prayer 38. The nature of mysticism 39. Spiritual writers of the early church 40. Spiritual writers of the Middle Ages 41. Post-reformation spirituality 42. Spiritual writers of the Modern Period 43. True and false possession 44. Mary the mother of god 45. The cultus of our lady 46. What is a saint? 47. What is an angel? Part five: The Life of Faith (12 Volumes) 48. What is a church? 49. What is a sacrament? 50. Christian initiation 51. Penance and absolution 52. What is the Eucharist? 53. What is a priest? 54. Christian marriage 55. Death and the christian 56. What is christian life? 57. The enigma of the stigmata 58. World morality 59. Christianity and money Part six: The Word of God (14 Volumes) 60. What is the Bible? 61. The promised land 62. Biblical archaeology 63. Biblical criticism 64. God's people in the Bible 65. The religion of Israel 66. The prophets 67. The sources for the life of Christ 68. The life of our Lord 69. What is the Gospel 70. St. Paul and his message 71. What the Old Testament does not tell us 72. The New Testament apocrypha 73. Judaism Part seven: The History of the Church (6 Volumes) 74. Christian beginnings 75. The dawn of the Middle Ages 76. The Early Middle Ages 77. The Later Middle Ages 78. The revolt against the church 79. The church in the eighteenth century Part eight: The Organization of the Church (9 Volumes) 80. What is canon law? 81. The papacy 82. The Ecumenical Councils 83. What is a bishop? 84. The organization of the church 85. Religious orders of men 86. Religious orders of women 87. Secular institutes 88. The catholic spirit Part nine: The Church and the Modern World (19 Volumes) 89. Church and State 90. Christianity and economics 91. Atheism 92. Christian ethics 93. Psychiatry and the christian 94. Christianity and the machine age 95. Christian and world integration 96. Christianity and communism 97. Christianity and colonialism 98. The church works through her saints 99. History of the missions 100. Missions in the world today 101. To be assigned 102. The church's mission in the world 103. The church and sex 104. Law and morals 105. Christian charity in action 106. A history of Catholicism in the English-speaking world 107. Why we believe Part ten: The Worship of the Church (8 Volumes) 108. The Spirit of worship 109. The liturgical books 110. History of the mass 111. The mass in the West 112. Eastern liturgies 113. The christian calendar 114. Vestments and church furniture 115. The liturgical movement Part eleven: Catholicism and Literature (4 Volumes) 116. Sacred languages 117. Christian literature today 118. Christian poetry 119. Modern christian literature Part twelve: Catholicism and the Arts (7 Volumes) 120. The christian meaning of art 121. Early christian art 122. Church building 123. Christian art in the 19th and the 20th centuries 124. Christian theatre 125. Christian music 126. Motion pictures, radio and television Part thirteen: Catholicism and Science (8 Volumes) 127. Embryo and anima 128. Nuclear physics in peace and war 129. Medicine and morals 130. Science and religion 131. Cybernetics 132. World poverty and the christian 133. Towards a theology of science 134. To be assigned Part fourteen: Outside the Church (5 Volumes) 135. The Spirit of Eastern Orthodoxy 136. Heresies and heretics 137. Protestantism 138. Christian unity 139. Christian sects Part fifteen: Non-Christian Beliefs (7 Volumes) 140. Primitive and prehistoric religions 141. Religions of the Ancient East 142. Greek and Roman religion 143. Mohammedanism 144. Hinduism 145. Buddhism 146. Mystery Cults 147. Superstition 148. Christianity and other religions Part sixteen: General and Supplementary (4 Volumes) 149. Why I am a Christian 150. Index

Twentieth century encyclopedia of Catholicism [texte imprimé] / Joseph W. Sprug (1922-), Éditeur scientifique . - New York : Hawthorn Books Publishers, [s.d.] . - 150 Volumes. ; 21 cm.
The Twentieth Century Encyclopedia of Catholicism is a series of 150 short works on topics pertaining to Catholicism originally published in France. It was published in English in the United States by Hawthorn Books. The series editor was Henri Daniel-Rops. The series was divided into 15 sections. In the United States, volumes were published individually over a number of years and made available for sale separately.

The List of the 15 Sections of the English series:
I. Knowledge and Faith (15 Volumes)
II. The Basic Truths (13 Volumes)
III. The Nature of Man (8 Volumes)
IV. The Means of Redemption (11 Volumes)
V. The Life of Faith (12 Volumes)
VI. The Word of God (14 Volumes)
VII. The History of the Church (6 Volumes)
VIII. The Organization of the Church (9 Volumes)
IX. The Church and the Modern World (19 Volumes)
X. The Worship of the Church (8 Volumes)
XI. Catholicism and Literature (4 Volumes)
XII. Catholicism and the Arts (7 Volumes)
XIII. Catholicism and Science (8 Volumes)
XIV. Outside the Church (5 Volumes)
XV. Non-Christian Beliefs (7 Volumes)
XVI. General and Supplementary (4 Volumes)
Langues : Anglais (eng) Langues originales : Français (fre)

Catégories :	Theology--Catholic authors Twentieth century encyclopedia of Catholicism
Index. décimale :	BX 841
Note de contenu :	Part one: Knowledge and Faith (15 Volumes) 1. What does man knows? 2. Is theology a science? 3. The meaning of tradition 4. The foundation of faith 5. Do dogmas change? 6. What is faith? 7. God's word to man 8. Myth or mystery? 9. What is a miracle? 10. Is there a christian philosophy? 11. The origin of christian philosophy 12. Medieval christian philosophy 13. The basis of belief 14. Christianity and science 15. The God of reason Part two: The Basic Truths (13 Volumes) 16. The worship of God 17. What is the Trinity? 18. The Holy Spirit 19. The creation 20. The problem of evil 21. Who is the devil? 22. Freedom and providence 23. The theology of grace 24. What is the incarnation? 25. What is redemption? 26. The communion of saints 27. Faith, hope and charity 28. Life after death Part three: The Nature of Man (8 Volumes) 29. The origins of man 30. Evolution 31. What is man? 32. What is life? 33. Personal responsibility 34. Man in his environment 35. Man and metaphysics 36. Psychical phenomena Part four: The Means of Redemption (11 Volumes) 37. Prayer 38. The nature of mysticism 39. Spiritual writers of the early church 40. Spiritual writers of the Middle Ages 41. Post-reformation spirituality 42. Spiritual writers of the Modern Period 43. True and false possession 44. Mary the mother of god 45. The cultus of our lady 46. What is a saint? 47. What is an angel? Part five: The Life of Faith (12 Volumes) 48. What is a church? 49. What is a sacrament? 50. Christian initiation 51. Penance and absolution 52. What is the Eucharist? 53. What is a priest? 54. Christian marriage 55. Death and the christian 56. What is christian life? 57. The enigma of the stigmata 58. World morality 59. Christianity and money Part six: The Word of God (14 Volumes) 60. What is the Bible? 61. The promised land 62. Biblical archaeology 63. Biblical criticism 64. God's people in the Bible 65. The religion of Israel 66. The prophets 67. The sources for the life of Christ 68. The life of our Lord 69. What is the Gospel 70. St. Paul and his message 71. What the Old Testament does not tell us 72. The New Testament apocrypha 73. Judaism Part seven: The History of the Church (6 Volumes) 74. Christian beginnings 75. The dawn of the Middle Ages 76. The Early Middle Ages 77. The Later Middle Ages 78. The revolt against the church 79. The church in the eighteenth century Part eight: The Organization of the Church (9 Volumes) 80. What is canon law? 81. The papacy 82. The Ecumenical Councils 83. What is a bishop? 84. The organization of the church 85. Religious orders of men 86. Religious orders of women 87. Secular institutes 88. The catholic spirit Part nine: The Church and the Modern World (19 Volumes) 89. Church and State 90. Christianity and economics 91. Atheism 92. Christian ethics 93. Psychiatry and the christian 94. Christianity and the machine age 95. Christian and world integration 96. Christianity and communism 97. Christianity and colonialism 98. The church works through her saints 99. History of the missions 100. Missions in the world today 101. To be assigned 102. The church's mission in the world 103. The church and sex 104. Law and morals 105. Christian charity in action 106. A history of Catholicism in the English-speaking world 107. Why we believe Part ten: The Worship of the Church (8 Volumes) 108. The Spirit of worship 109. The liturgical books 110. History of the mass 111. The mass in the West 112. Eastern liturgies 113. The christian calendar 114. Vestments and church furniture 115. The liturgical movement Part eleven: Catholicism and Literature (4 Volumes) 116. Sacred languages 117. Christian literature today 118. Christian poetry 119. Modern christian literature Part twelve: Catholicism and the Arts (7 Volumes) 120. The christian meaning of art 121. Early christian art 122. Church building 123. Christian art in the 19th and the 20th centuries 124. Christian theatre 125. Christian music 126. Motion pictures, radio and television Part thirteen: Catholicism and Science (8 Volumes) 127. Embryo and anima 128. Nuclear physics in peace and war 129. Medicine and morals 130. Science and religion 131. Cybernetics 132. World poverty and the christian 133. Towards a theology of science 134. To be assigned Part fourteen: Outside the Church (5 Volumes) 135. The Spirit of Eastern Orthodoxy 136. Heresies and heretics 137. Protestantism 138. Christian unity 139. Christian sects Part fifteen: Non-Christian Beliefs (7 Volumes) 140. Primitive and prehistoric religions 141. Religions of the Ancient East 142. Greek and Roman religion 143. Mohammedanism 144. Hinduism 145. Buddhism 146. Mystery Cults 147. Superstition 148. Christianity and other religions Part sixteen: General and Supplementary (4 Volumes) 149. Why I am a Christian 150. Index