Making truth in early modern Catholicism /edited by Andreea Badea, Bruno Boute, Marco Cavarzere, and Steven Vanden Broecke.

Includes bibliographies and index.

Cover -- Table of Contents -- A Product's Glamour. Credibility, or the Manufacture and Administration of Truth in Early Modern Catholicism -- Bruno Boute, Andreea Badea, Marco Cavarzere, and Steven Vanden Broecke -- Part I: Accommodating -- 1. Scholastic Approaches to Reasonable Disagreement -- Rudolf Schuessler -- 2. Regulating the Credibility of Non-Christians: Oaths on False Gods and Seventeenth-Century Casuistry -- Marco Cavarzere -- 3. How to Be a Catholic Copernican in the Spanish Netherlands -- Steven Vanden Broecke

4. Appearance and Essence: Speaking the Truth about the Body in the Early Modern Catholic Church -- Brendan Röder -- Part II: Performing -- 5. Saving Truth: Roman Censorship and Catholic Pluralization in the Confessionals of the Habsburg Netherlands, 1682-1686 -- Bruno Boute -- 6. The Production of Truth in the Manufacture of Saints. Procedures, Credibility and Patronage in Early Modern Processes of Canonization -- Birgit Emich -- 7. Credibility of the Past: Writing and Censoring History within Seventeenth-Century Catholicism -- Andreea Badea

8. Heresy and Error in the Assessment of Modern Philosophical Psychology -- Leen Spruit -- 9. Modern Philosophy and Ancient Heresies: New Wine in Old Bottles? -- Maria Pia Donato -- Part III: Embedding -- 10. Experiences Are Not Successful Accompaniments to Knowledge of the Truth -- Vittoria Fiorelli -- 11. Choosing Information, Selecting Truth: The Roman Congregations, the Benedictine Declaration, and the Establishment of Religious Plurality -- Cecilia Cristellon

12. Disciplining the Sciences in Conflict Zones: Pre-Classical Mechanics between the Sovereign State and the Reformed Catholic Religion -- Rivka Feldhay -- Index

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