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Cruxis117
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Does anyone know of good books that I can get a hold of which talk about Thomism and Augustinianism?
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Aelred_Minor
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It might help you get better recommendations if you clarified what exactly you are interested in.
For example, do you want to know more about the theologies of St. Augustine of Hippo and St. Thomas Aquinas? Do you want to learn more about the various Catholic schools of thought regarding predestination and free will, including those schools called “Thomist” and “Augustinian”? Do you want something exploring what’s sometimes identified as two basic spiritualities or temperments people have, the “Augustinian” being more focused on the will and with a more tragic sense of humanity and the “Thomist” being more focused on the intellect and the goodness of humanity?
For example, do you want to know more about the theologies of St. Augustine of Hippo and St. Thomas Aquinas? Do you want to learn more about the various Catholic schools of thought regarding predestination and free will, including those schools called “Thomist” and “Augustinian”? Do you want something exploring what’s sometimes identified as two basic spiritualities or temperments people have, the “Augustinian” being more focused on the will and with a more tragic sense of humanity and the “Thomist” being more focused on the intellect and the goodness of humanity?
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Cruxis117
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You’re right, I should have clarified. I am looking for books that point towards the various schools of thought with regards to predestination and free will. I’m especially interested in Augustinianism, and I’m also interested in Thomism as well.It might help you get better recommendations if you clarified what exactly you are interested in.
For example, do you want to know more about the theologies of St. Augustine of Hippo and St. Thomas Aquinas? Do you want to learn more about the various Catholic schools of thought regarding predestination and free will, including those schools called “Thomist” and “Augustinian”? Do you want something exploring what’s sometimes identified as two basic spiritualities or temperments people have, the “Augustinian” being more focused on the will and with a more tragic sense of humanity and the “Thomist” being more focused on the intellect and the goodness of humanity?
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Evoken
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The book Predestination by Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange is a very good resource on this subject.You’re right, I should have clarified. I am looking for books that point towards the various schools of thought with regards to predestination and free will. I’m especially interested in Augustinianism, and I’m also interested in Thomism as well.
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