Aquinas's Ethics : Metaphysical Foundations, Moral Theory, and Theological Context

Many studies of Aquinas naturally focus on certain areas of his thought and tend to assume a general knowledge of the whole. Aquinas's Ethics takes the opposite approach: it intentionally links his metaphysics and anthropology to his action theory and ethics to illuminate how the moral theory is built on foundations laid elsewhere. The authors emphasize the integration of concepts of virtue, natural law, and divine grace within Aquinas's ethics. Book jacket.

Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung is associate professor of philosophy at Calvin College. Colleen McCluskey is associate professor of philosophy at Saint Louis University. Christina Van Dyke is associate professor of philosophy at Calvin College.