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The Thomistic Renewal in the Nineteenth Century

The Thomistic Renewal in the Nineteenth Century

Owen Mitchell

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Colloquium
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2026
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Filosofía
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9798233484025
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The nineteenth century stands as one of the most turbulent and transformative epochs in the history of the Catholic Church. It was a century marked by revolutions, ideological upheavals, and the rapid reconfiguration of the intellectual landscape of Europe and beyond. The Church, long accustomed to being the cultural and philosophical anchor of Western civilization, suddenly found herself confronted by a world that no longer assumed her authority, no longer shared her metaphysical foundations, and no longer revered the wisdom of her greatest thinkers. In this climate of disorientation, the renewal of Thomism emerged not merely as an academic project but as a providential act of restoration, a return to the perennial philosophy that had sustained the Church through centuries of doctrinal development and spiritual flourishing. The Thomistic revival of the nineteenth century was, in essence, a rediscovery of the Angelic Doctor at the very moment when his voice was most needed.

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