Thomas Aquinas’s Summa contra gentiles : a guide and commentary

Brian Davies
New York : Oxford University Press, [2016]
xviii, 485 p. ; 25 cm
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  • The Summa contra Gentiles and its context
  • Approaching the question of God's existence (SCG 1,10-12)
  • Arguing for God's existence (SCG 1,13)
  • God as eternal and simple (SCG 1,14-27)
  • Talking about God (SCG 1,28-36)
  • Goodness, oneness, and infinity (SCG 1,37-43)
  • God's knowledge (SCG 1,44-71)
  • God's will, life, and blessedness (SCG 1,72-102)
  • God as omnipotent creator (SCG 2,1-29)
  • Necessity in creatures, the eternity of the world, and distinctions among creatures (SCG 2,30-45)
  • Intellectual creatures (SCG 2,46-101)
  • Agents, ends, evil, and good (SCG 3,1-15)
  • The end of all things and of people in particular (SCG 3,16-63)
  • Providence at work (SCG 3,64-110)
  • Providence in relation to rational creatures (SCG 3,111-163)
  • Father, Son, and Holy Spirit (SCG 4,2-26)
  • God incarnate (SCG 4,27-49)
  • The fittingness of the incarnation, the sacraments, the resurrectio
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. 461-471) and index
  • Oxford University Press
  • 019045654X
  • 9780190456542
  • text
  • volume
  • unmediated
  • https://cms.trccloud.hk/opac/bib/ANjM