Dylan Kochan’s Reviews > Tradition and Traditions: The Biblical, Historical, and Theological Evidence for Catholic Teaching on Tradition > Status Update

An intimidating and powerful piece of scholarship. As I near the end of this work, I'm impressed, persuaded, and paradigmatically shifted by this masterful treatise. Within these pages rests a masterful explanation of patristic thought, doctrinal development, and a tracing of the historical progression of Christianity. Also contains a fair and pointed critique of sola scriptura on theological and historical grounds.

Onto Middle Ages A.D. 800-1200. Crucial time period . . . totally neglected this time period and the incredible theological development of the Church liturgically and in the "sacra doctrina". It was a good idea to accompany this with Harold Berhman's Law and Revolution, where I can see how canon law developments liturgically and in "sacra doctrina" impact legal developments. Wonderful.

Insanely difficult haha.