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This ninth volume of John of St. Thomas’s Course of Theology continues his systematic Thomistic treatment of the moral and supernatural life, bringing the study of virtue toward its practical and sacramental completion, in the tradition of Thomas Aquinas. The work focuses on the...

Course of Theology, Volume V (Part II) – John of St. Thomas (João Poinsot) This second part of Volume V continues John of St. Thomas’s treatment of philosophical anthropology within his Course of Theology, completing his systematic study of the human person in the...

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 eighth volume of John of St. Thomas’s Course of Theology continues his systematic Thomistic exposition of the moral and supernatural life, extending the treatment of the virtues into a more detailed analysis of the infused moral order, in continuity with Thomas Aquinas. The...

This second part of Volume IV continues John of St. Thomas’s systematic treatment of rational creatures within his Course of Theology, developed in the Thomistic tradition of Thomas Aquinas. It completes and extends the study of angelic nature and transitions toward the philosophical theology...

This seventh volume (Part I) of John of St. Thomas’s Course of Theology continues his systematic Thomistic exposition of the life of grace, moving from the principles of justification and merit toward the infused virtues and the moral structure of the supernatural order, following...

This sixth volume (Part I) of John of St. Thomas’s Course of Theology continues his systematic Thomistic synthesis of theology after the treatment of rational creatures, turning toward the moral and supernatural elevation of the human person in the order of salvation, following the...

This second part of Volume VII continues John of St. Thomas’s systematic treatment of the theological virtues within his Course of Theology, developing the Thomistic synthesis of the interior life of grace as articulated by Thomas Aquinas. The work focuses especially on charity, treated...

This tenth volume of John of St. Thomas’s Course of Theology brings his systematic Thomistic synthesis into its sacramental completion, focusing on the means by which grace is restored and strengthened in the Christian life, in continuity with Thomas Aquinas. The work begins with...

This fifth volume (Part I) of John of St. Thomas’s Course of Theology continues his systematic Thomistic exposition of rational creatures, moving from angelology to a more detailed treatment of human nature within the order of creation, in line with Thomas Aquinas. The work...

This first volume introduces John of St. Thomas’s Course of Theology, a systematic presentation of scholastic theology rooted in the Thomistic tradition of Thomas Aquinas. It functions as a foundational guide for understanding theology as a rigorous science grounded in divine revelation and rational...

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 fourth volume (Part I) of John of St. Thomas’s Course of Theology continues his systematic exposition of Thomistic doctrine within the scholastic tradition of Thomas Aquinas, shifting from creation to the study of rational creatures, especially angels. The work begins with angelology, treating...

This second part of Volume VI continues John of St. Thomas’s systematic treatment of grace within his Course of Theology, developed in the Thomistic tradition of Thomas Aquinas, further elaborating the interior dynamics of the supernatural life. The work deepens the analysis of sanctifying...