Le rigorisme, le nombre des élus et la doctrine du salut, written by Auguste Castelein, explores the theological debates surrounding rigorism, the number of the elect, and the doctrine of salvation within a Catholic context. Published in 1898, this work delves into historical and theological arguments related to Jansenism and its impact on Catholic thought.
Castelein's analysis provides insights into the controversies surrounding predestination and the conditions for achieving salvation. The book examines the varying perspectives and interpretations that shaped the theological landscape of the time. It remains a valuable resource for understanding the complexities of Catholic theology and the historical debates that influenced its development.
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