Nature and Grace: Selections from the Summa Theologica of Thomas AquinasWestminster Press, 1954 - 386페이지 In this volume we have sought to present the view taken by Thomas Aquinas of the moral and spiritual world in which we live, and of the conditions of man's self-realization which are consequent upon it. The final end of man lies in God, through whom alone he is and lives, and by whose help alone he can attain his end. The teaching of Aquinas concerning the moral and spiritual order stands in sharp contrast to all views, ancient or modern, which cannot do justice to the difference between the divine and the creaturely without appearing to regard them as essentially antagonistic as well as discontinuous. For Aquinas, no such opposition obtains between God and the world which he has made. - General introduction. |
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Whether sacred doctrine proceeds by argument | 44 |
THE EXISTENCE OF | 50 |
THE PERFECTION OF | 70 |
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act of faith act of hope action answer apostle says appetite Aquinas articles of faith assent attain Augustine says believe belongs Boethius charity Christ corrupt creatures despair divine providence efficient cause end of faith essence eternal blessedness Ethics evil existence filial fear follows fourth point free grace genus gift glory gloss God's guilt habit hand help of grace Hence Holy Spirit imperfect infusion of grace intellect kind knowledge lect Lord matter means mercy merit eternal meritorious Migne mortal sin moved movement object of faith object of hope one's oneself ordained original justice original sin passion perfect pertains philosopher says preceding article presumption principle proceed providence punishment regard remission sacred doctrine sake salvation sanctifying grace second point seems sense servile fear sins soul species substance theological virtue things of faith third point thou truth unformed faith ungodly unto wisdom