A philosophy rooted in love : the dominant themes in the perennial philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas /
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| Author / Creator: | Klauder, Francis J. |
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| Imprint: | Lanham, Md. : University Press of America, c1994. |
| Description: | xxiii, 356 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/1591524 |
Table of Contents:
- Foreword: Letter from Pio Cardinal Laghi
- Bk. 1. Metaphysics - The Splendor of the Real. Ch. 1. The Wonder of the Real. Ch. 2. Like and Unlike. Ch. 3. The One and the Many. Ch. 4. The Splendor of the Real: Its Beauty, Truth and Goodness. Ch. 5. Unity. Ch. 6. The Plurality of Relations. Ch. 7. The Universe of Matter. Ch. 8. The Wondrous Ensemble
- Bk. 2. Philosophical Anthropology - The Dignity of the Human Person. Ch. 9. The Human Person as a Being. Ch. 10. The Human Person as Experienced. Ch. 11. Human Life. Ch. 12. Human Powers of Perception. Ch. 13. Human Powers of Appetite. Ch. 14. Incarnate Spirit. Ch. 15. Human Evolution. Ch. 16. The Origin of Ideas. Ch. 17. A Realistic Theory of Knowledge: The Intuition of Being. Ch. 18. Human Intuition and Consciousness. Ch. 19. Human Freedom. Ch. 20. Human Responsibility. Ch. 21. The Human Ego. Ch. 22. Human Origin and End
- Bk. 3. Natural Theology - The Majesty of God. Ch. 23. Natural Knowledge. Ch. 24. Ways to God. Ch. 25. Other Approaches to God. Ch. 26. Connatural Knowledge. Ch. 27. Two Questions: What Is God? Who is God? Ch. 28. The Perfections of God. Ch. 29. Pantheism. Ch. 30. The God of All Majesty. Ch. 31. God's Intellect and Will. Ch. 32. The Infinite Power of God. Ch. 33. The Wonderful Work of God. Appendix - The Mystery of Matter: A Meditation of a 20th Century Thomist.