Aquinas's Philosophy of Religion

This is an exploration and analysis of Aquinas's contribution to the philosophy of religion. It examines Aquinas's contexts, his views on philosophy and theology, as well as faith and reason. His arguments for God's existence, responses to objections against God's existence and his characterization of the nature of God are examined.

In this very readable work, the philosophical contribution of Aquinas is examined. This include his studies on faith and reason as well as his famous arguments for the existence of God. This is a really well argued case in defence of Aquinas's philosophy of religion. (Pravin Thevathasan, Catholic Medical Quarterly, 2015)

Autorentext
Paul O'Grady is a lecturer in philosophy and Fellow of Trinity College Dublin, Ireland.

Inhalt
Preface List of Abbreviations Conventions in Referring to Aquinas's Work 1. Philosophy and Theology 2. Aquinas's Conceptual Scheme 3. Reason and Faith 4. Arguments for God's Existence 5. Objections to God's Existence 6. God's Nature: The Way of Negation 7. God's Nature: The Way of Eminence Bibliography Index