Reading Romans with St. Thomas Aquinas / edited by Matthew Levering & Michael Dauphinais.

• Aquinas on Paul's flesh/spirit anthropology in Romans / Bernhard Blankenhorn -- Aquinas on Abraham's faith in Romans 4 / Markus Bockmuehl -- Ressourcement of mystery : the ecclesiology of Thomas Aquinas and the letter to the Romans / Hans Boersma -- On the relation of St. Thomas's commentary on Romans to the Summa theologiae / John F. Boyle -- Thomas's theology of preaching in Romans : a Lascasian application / Edgardo Antonio Colón-Emeric -- Romans 9-11 : rereading Aquinas on the Jews / Holly Taylor Coolman -- Degrading the body, suppressing the truth : Aquinas on romans 1:18-25 / Adam G. Cooper -- The Holy Spirit in Aquinas's commentary on Romans / Gilles Emery -- The multiple literal sense in Thomas Aquinas's commentary on Romans and modern Pauline hermeneutics / Scott W. Hahn and John Kincaid -- Aquinas's use of the Old Testament in his commentary on Romans / Mary Healy -- Aquinas on Romans 8 : predestination in context / Matthew Levering -- Beatus vir : Aquinas, Romans 4, and the role "reckoning" in justification / Bruce Marshall -- Portraits of Paul : Aquinas and Calvin on Romans 7:14-25 / Charles Raith II -- Rendering God's glory : St. Paul and St. Thomas on worship / Geoffrey Wainwright -- The trinitarian, spousal, and ecclesial logic of justification / Michael Waldstein -- Origen, Augustine, and Thomas : interpreters of the letter to the Romans / Robert Louis Wilken.

• "St. Thomas Aquinas produced his Commentary on the Romans near the end of his life while working on the Summa theologiae and commenting on Aristotle. The doctrinal richness of Paul's Letter to the Romans was well known to the church fathers, including Origen and Augustine, on whom Aquinas drew for his commentary. With this rich collection of essays by leading scholars, both Catholic and Protestant, Aquinas's commentary will become a major resource for ecumenical biblical and theological discussion. Authored by theologians, historians, and biblical scholars, Reading Romans with St. Thomas Aquinas contributes to a historical reconstruction of Aquinas's exegesis and theology by addressing such topics as: the Holy Spirit, the Church, the faith of Abraham, worship, preaching, justification, sin and grace, predestination, Paul's apostolic vocation, the Jewish people, human sexuality, the relationship of flesh and spirit in the human person, the literal sense of Scripture, Paul's use of the Old Testament, and the relationship of Aquinas's commentary on Romans to his Summa theologiae. This volume fits within the contemporary reappropriation of St. Thomas Aquinas, which emphasizes his use of Scripture and the teachings of the church fathers without neglecting his philosophical insight."--Publisher's description. 

Ämnesord

Exegese.  (idszbz)

Genre

Analys och tolkning  (saogf)

Kommentarer  (saogf)

Criticism, interpretation, etc.  (fast)

Personnamn

Thomas av Aquino, helgon, ca 1225-1274

Paulus, apostel, helgon, ca 3-63

Namn/titel

Thomas, Aquinas, Saint, 1225?-1274.: In Epistolam ad Romanos expositio. 

Thomas, von Aquin.: In Epistolam ad Romanos expositio. 

Titel

Bible. Romans -- Commentaries -- History and criticism.

Bible. Romans.

In Epistolam ad Romanos expositio (Thomas, Aquinas, Saint)

Bibeln. Romarbrevet

Klassifikation

BS2665.53.T563 (LCC)

227.10609 (DDC)

Ccbba (kssb/8 (machine generated))