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The Natural Desire To See God According To St Thomas And His Interpreters Faith And Reason Studies In Catholic Theology And Philosophy 2nd Edition Lawrence Feingold

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The Natural Desire To See God According To St Thomas And His Interpreters Faith And Reason Studies In Catholic Theology And Philosophy 2nd Edition Lawrence Feingold
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Publisher: Sapientia Press of Ave Maria University
File Extension: PDF
File size: 15.63 MB
Pages: 254
Author: Lawrence Feingold
ISBN: 9781932589542, 1932589546
Language: English
Year: 2010
Edition: 2

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The Natural Desire To See God According To St Thomas And His Interpreters Faith And Reason Studies In Catholic Theology And Philosophy 2nd Edition Lawrence Feingold by Lawrence Feingold 9781932589542, 1932589546 instant download after payment.

What kind of natural desire is this? How can there be a natural desire for what can only be supernaturally obtained? How can such a desire be reconciled with the gratuitousness of grace and glory? What are its implications for apologetics? These and similar questions have caused a debate to rage for centuries over the proper interpretation of the natural desire to see God. This work seeks to determine the nature of this desire and its relationship with the supernatural order through an examination of the thought of St. Thomas and some of his most prominent interpreters, including Scotus, Cajetan, Suárez, and Henri de Lubac.

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