Beauty as the Wellspring of Human Action in the Thought of Thomas Aquinas

D.C. Schindler

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Introduction: 800 Years of Thomas Aquinas
Beauty as the Wellspring of Human Action in the Thought of Thomas Aquinas
Theological Discourse, Analogical Language, and the Impact of the Incarnation
Hans Urs von Balthasar and Thomas Aquinas on the Discovery of Being
Can Aquinas and Balthasar Be Reconciled? On a Disputed Question in Trinitarian Theology
God the Son’s Humility according to von Balthasar: Analogy or Contradiction? A Response to John Betz
Wonder and Longing for the Face of God
On the Thomistic Problem of the Beatific Vision