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""On the whole, Krieg's study is valuable for the careful delineation it gives of the niche that Karl Adam carved out for himself in the history of Catholic theology between the Modernist controversy and the Second Vatican Council."" —The Catholic Historical Review ""Krieg's book is a worthy attempt to explain and evaluate the life and writings of a theologian whose work is central to the modern theological task."" —Theological Studies ""Krieg has carefully woven this account together with a narration of Adam's life in a manner that lets the reader taste and feel Germany during these tumultuous years. The text is written in a clear style and complex points are analyzed and presented in their essential elements."" —The Catholic World

"""Krieg has carefully woven this account together with a narration of Adam's life in a manner that lets the reader taste and feel Germany during these tumultuous years. The text is written in a clear style and complex points are analyzed and presented in their essential elements."" —The Catholic World ""Krieg's book is a worthy attempt to explain and evaluate the life and writings of a theologian whose work is central to the modern theological task."" —Theological Studies ""On the whole, Krieg's study is valuable for the careful delineation it gives of the niche that Karl Adam carved out for himself in the history of Catholic theology between the Modernist controversy and the Second Vatican Council."" —The Catholic Historical Review"

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Robert Anthony Krieg, C.S.C., unites biography and theology in an insightful analysis of Adam's most influential works.

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