On God

This second volume continues John of St. Thomas’s Course of Theology, developing a more detailed and systematic treatment of core doctrinal questions within the Thomistic tradition of Thomas Aquinas. The work typically advances into fundamental dogmatic themes concerning God and the divine nature, building...

This first volume of Gonet’s Shield of Thomistic Theology offers a systematic treatment of the divine nature and attributes within the classical Thomistic tradition. Written in defense of scholastic theology, it follows the intellectual framework of Thomas Aquinas, presenting God as the first cause...

The One God by Réginald Garrigou-Lagrange is a Thomistic treatise on natural theology that examines what human reason can know about God apart from supernatural revelation. Drawing upon the metaphysical principles of Thomas Aquinas, it presents a systematic account of God's existence, nature, and...

This second part of Volume III continues John of St. Thomas’s systematic treatment of God as Creator within his Course of Theology, developed in the Thomistic tradition of Thomas Aquinas. It deepens the analysis of the created order and its dependence on divine causality....

This third volume (Part I) of John of St. Thomas’s Course of Theology continues his systematic exposition of Thomistic theology within the mature scholastic tradition of Thomas Aquinas. It marks a transition from the treatment of God in Himself to the study of God...

This second volume continues Billuart’s systematic condensation of the Summa Theologiae of Thomas Aquinas, focusing on the creation of the world and the nature of rational creatures. It aims to present Thomistic doctrine in a clear, ordered, and pedagogical form suitable for students of...

This third volume continues Billuart’s structured summary of the Summa Theologiae of Thomas Aquinas, focusing on moral theology, especially the principles governing human action and the path to human fulfillment in God. The work examines human acts in detail, including their moral structure, voluntariness,...

This sixth volume continues Billuart’s systematic summary of the Summa Theologiae of Thomas Aquinas, focusing on the final realities of human life and the completion of salvation history within Thomistic theology. The work treats the last things (eschatology), including death, judgment, heaven, hell, and...

This thirteenth volume of Suárez’s Complete Works presents his treatise On Religion, the first part of a systematic scholastic study of the virtue by which human beings render due worship to God. It continues his moral-theological project by examining how religion functions as a...

This fourteenth volume continues Suárez’s treatise On Religion, completing his systematic scholastic analysis of the virtue of religion within moral theology. Building upon the foundations laid in the previous volume, it further develops how rational creatures are bound to render worship to God as...

This fifteenth volume completes Suárez’s treatise On Religion, concluding his systematic scholastic study of the virtue of religion within moral theology. It gathers and refines the final discussions on how human beings rightly order their worship and service of God. The work focuses on...

This sixteenth volume concludes Suárez’s extended treatment of On Religion, bringing his systematic analysis of the virtue of religion to its final synthesis within the scholastic moral tradition. It draws together the previous discussions on worship, devotion, and external acts of religion, offering a...

This fifth volume of Suárez’s Complete Works contains his comprehensive treatise on law, one of his most influential contributions to moral, political, and juridical philosophy. Written within the mature scholastic tradition, it offers a systematic account of law as an ordering principle of rational...

This third volume of Suárez’s Complete Works brings together his treatment of creation and philosophical psychology, offering a comprehensive scholastic account of the origin of the world and the nature of the human soul. The first part, On the Work of Six Days, examines...

This first volume presents Suárez’s systematic treatment of the doctrine of God, focusing on divine unity and the mystery of the Trinity within the scholastic tradition. Writing in the context of mature post-medieval scholasticism, Suárez develops a highly structured metaphysical account of God as...

This first volume presents a systematic summary of the theological teachings of Thomas Aquinas as found in the Summa Theologiae, organized and clarified for study and teaching within the Thomistic tradition. Billuart, a prominent Dominican scholastic, condenses Aquinas’s expansive arguments into a more accessible...

This first volume of Hugon’s Dogmatic Treatise presents a systematic exposition of fundamental Catholic doctrine in a Thomistic framework. It begins with the mystery of the one God in His unity of essence and proceeds to the doctrine of the Trinity, articulated according to...

This first volume presents Gregory of Rimini’s scholastic commentary on the First Book of the Sentences of Peter Lombard, a foundational medieval theological text. Written within the late Augustinian tradition, the work is marked by rigorous logical analysis and a strong emphasis on divine...