The Pinckaers reader renewing Thomistic moral theology /
Renewing Thomistic moral theology
edited by John Berkman and Craig Steven Titus /
- Washington, D.C. : Catholic University of America Press, (c)2005.
- 1 online resource (xxiii, 422 pages)
Includes bibliographies and index.
The sources of the ethics of St. Thomas Aquinas (2002) -- The body of Christ: The Eucharistic and Ecclesial context of Aquinas' ethics (2000) -- Scripture and the renewal of moral theology (1995) -- The place of philosophy in moral theology (1999) -- Dominican moral theology in the 20th century (1993) -- Aquinas' pursuit of beatitude: from the Commentary on the sentences to the Summa theologiae (1993) -- Beatitude and the beatitudes in Aquinas' Summa theologiae (1998) -- Ethics and the image of God (1989) -- Aquinas on the dignity of the human person (1987) -- Aquinas and agency: beyond autonomy and heteronomy? (1978) -- A historical perspective on intrinsically evil acts (1986) -- Revisionist understandings of actions in the wake of Vatican II (1982) -- Reappropriating Aquinas' account of the passions (1990) -- The role of virtue in moral theology (1996) -- Capreolus' defense of Aquinas: a medieval debate about the virtues and gifts (1997) -- Conscience and Christian tradition (1990) -- Conscience and the virtue of prudence (1996) -- Aquinas on nature and the supernatural (1992) -- The return of the new law to moral theology (1999) -- Morality and the movement of the Holy Spirit: Aquinas' doctrine of Instinctus (1991).
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