De Divina Gratia

De Divina Gratia, a significant theological work by Francisco Suárez, explores the intricacies of divine grace within the Catholic tradition. Presented in Italian, this edition offers readers a profound exploration of Suárez's teachings on grace, predestination, and free will. Jean-Baptiste Malou contributes to the understanding of this complex subject, making it accessible to contemporary scholars and theologians.

Suárez's work remains a cornerstone of Catholic theological discourse, offering insights into the relationship between God's grace and human agency. This edition is valuable for those studying the history of theology, Catholic doctrine, and the philosophy of religion.

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