Author: Elisée Vincent MaumusPublisher:
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Languages : fr
Pages : 472
Book Description
La doctrine spirituelle de St Thomas d'Aquin
Author: Elisée Vincent MaumusPublisher:
ISBN:
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Languages : fr
Pages : 472
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The Passions of Christ's Soul in the Theology of St. Thomas Aquinas
Author: Paul GondreauPublisher: Aschendorff Verlag
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Category : Philosophy
Languages : en
Pages : 532
Book Description
St. Thomas Aquinas' theology of Christ's human passions comes at the height of a medieval debate centering on the reality and extent of Christ's experience of affective suffering. Weighing in on the debate, Aquinas forges a defense of Christ's full humanity that stretches far beyond the inquiry into Christ's passions and seeks to uphold the realism of the dogma of the Incarnation. St. Thomas' doctrine of Christ's human affectivity owes much to patristic and medieval thought. Yet no less does it charter a course in Christology that stands out for its originality and depth of analysis.
Le mystère du Christ chez saint Thomas d'Aquin
Author: saint Thomas (Aquinas)Publisher: Cerf
ISBN: 9782204063036
Category : Incarnation
Languages : fr
Pages : 218
Book Description
La plupart de ces textes sont extraits de la Somme de théologie, la plus connue des œuvres de saint Thomas. Ils sont rassemblés par le P. Torrell en deux parties qui correspondent aux deux grandes divisions de l'exposé de la Somme elle-même. La première porte sur la personne du Christ. La deuxième partie reprend quelques-uns des plus beaux passages où saint Thomas, très proche de l'Evangile et des Pères de l'Eglise, réfléchit sur les principaux événements, les " mystères " de la vie du Christ. Une présentation précise introduit ce recueil. Chaque texte est précédé de quelques lignes qui en dégagent le sens et en facilitent la lecture.
The Suffering Servant in Aquinas
Author: Daniel WaldowPublisher: CUA Press
ISBN: 0813238889
Category : Religion
Languages : en
Pages : 268
Book Description
The "Suffering Servant" text of Isaiah 53 is a perennial topic of debate within Jewish and Christian biblical theology. Is the Suffering Servant an individual, a group, or both? How and why did he suffer? What role did God play in his suffering? How is his suffering related to human salvation? The answers to these questions often divide Jewish and Christian readers of Scripture as well as Christians across different denominations. In particular, Isaiah 53 tends to inform different Christian accounts of the origin, nature, and saving value of Christ's Passion. The Suffering Servant in Aquinas contributes to the debate on the meaning of Isaiah 53 and its bearing upon the Passion of Christ by examining how St. Thomas Aquinas engaged this biblical text. This book examines every explicit reference to Isaiah 53 that Aquinas makes in his biblical commentaries, Commentary on the Sentences, Summa Theologiae, and Opuscula. It analyzes how and why Aquinas interprets Isaiah 53 in the ways that he does. It focuses especially upon how Aquinas draws upon Isaiah 53 to shed light on the saving mystery of Christ's Passion. Readers will see how Aquinas articulates the relationship between God's will and Christ's suffering, the diverse forms of Christ's pain, the degree to which the Passion can be considered a "punishment," and the saving functions of the Passion as example, merit, satisfaction, and sacrifice. This book makes an original contribution to the growing field of Biblical Thomism. It examines Aquinas's exegetical methods as well as the role of Scripture within his speculative theology. And it properly contextualizes Aquinas's exegesis by considering the differences between his Latin version of Isaiah 53 and contemporary renderings of Hebrew and Greek versions. Readers will see that Aquinas's Christological interpretations of Isaiah 53 are both exegetically intriguing and theologically rich.
The Necessity of Christ’s Satisfaction
Author: Joshua D. SchendelPublisher: BRILL
ISBN: 9004520864
Category : Religion
Languages : en
Pages : 224
Book Description
Could God have saved fallen humanity in some other way than by Christ’s satisfaction? This study explores this hotly contested question among the seventeenth-century Reformed orthodox discussions by an analysis of the representative Reformed theologians, William Twisse and John Owen.
Salut et rédemption chez Saint Thomas d'Aquin
Author: Thomas Aquinas (sanctus)Publisher:
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Languages : fr
Pages : 0
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La nécessité de la Passion du Christ chez saint Thomas d'Aquin
Author: Marc MillaisChrist’s Fulfillment of Torah and Temple
Author: Matthew LeveringPublisher: University of Notre Dame Pess
ISBN: 0268161240
Category : Religion
Languages : en
Pages : 222
Book Description
Christ’s Fulfillment of Torah and Temple is a concise introduction to the Christian theology of salvation in light of the contributions of Thomas Aquinas. In this cogent study, Matthew Levering identifies six important aspects of soteriology, each of which corresponds to an individual chapter in the book. Levering focuses on human history understood in light of the divine law and covenants, Jesus the Incarnate Son of God and Messiah of Israel, Jesus’ cross, transformation in the image of God, the Mystical Body of Christ into which all human beings are called, and eternal life. Taking the doctrines of faith as his starting point, Levering’s objective is to answer the questions of both Christians and non-Christians who desire to learn how and for what end Jesus “saves” humankind. Levering’s work also speaks directly to contemporary systematic theologians. In contrast to widespread assumptions that Aquinas’s theology of salvation is overly abstract or juridical, Levering demonstrates that Aquinas’s theology of salvation flows from his reading of Scripture and deserves a central place in contemporary discussions. Thomas Aquinas’s theology of salvation employs and develops the concepts of satisfaction and merit in light of his theology of the Old Testament. For Aquinas, Christ fulfills Israel’s Torah and Temple, law and liturgy. These two aspects of Israel’s religion provide the central categories for understanding salvation. The Torah expresses God’s Wisdom, incarnated in Jesus Christ. Christ’s passion, then, fulfills and transforms the moral, juridical, and ceremonial precepts of the Torah, which correspond to the three “offices” of ancient Israel—prophet, king, and priest. The New Law in Christ Jesus is also the fulfillment of the Temple, Israel’s worship. Christ offers the Father the perfect worship, participated in by all members of his Mystical Body through faith, charity, and the sacraments. Old Law and New Law are fulfilled in the perfect knowing and loving (perfect law and liturgy) of eternal life, the Heavenly Jerusalem. As a Thomistic contribution to contemporary theology, this fruitful study develops a theology of salvation in accord with contemporary canonical readings of Scripture and with the teachings of the Second Vatican Council on the fulfillment and permanence of God’s covenants.
La clef de la Somme théologique de Saint Thomas D'Aquin
Author: Jérôme RibetChrist and Spirituality in St. Thomas Aquinas
Author: Jean-Pierre TorrellPublisher: CUA Press
ISBN: 0813218780
Category : Philosophy
Languages : en
Pages : 241
Book Description
The studies in this volume investigate themes of particular spiritual relevance in Aquinas's theology: friendship, charity, prayer, configuration to Christ, priesthood, preaching.