The Trinitarian Theology of St Thomas Aquinas

• A comprehensive overview of the Trinitarian theology of one of the greatest Christian thinkers
• Provides clear explanations of difficult concepts
• Illustrates the implications of Trinitarian theology for Christian devotional practice

Readership: Scholars and students of theology, philosophy, medieval studies.

Gilles Emery OP, Professor of Dogmatic Theology, University of Fribourg, Switzerland, and Francesca Aran Murphy, Professor of Christian Philosophy, University of Aberdeen

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"Not only does it constitute a remarkable introduction to the central intuitions of the trinitarian synthesis of the Summa theologiae, but also, in dialogue with contemporary trinitarian issues, leads the reader to a refined intelligence of this mystery-source, at the school of St Thomas Aquinas. - fr. Emmanuel Perrier, o.p, Revue Thomiste

1: The Revelation of the Trinity
2: Thomas's Exposition of Speculative Trinitarian Theology
3: The Structure of Thomas's Treatise on the Triune God
4: The Processions
5: Relations
6: The Person
7: Trinitarian Monotheism
8: The Person of the Father
9: The Person of the Son
10: The Person of the Holy Spirit
11: The Holy Spirit Proceeds from the Father and from the Son
12: The Reciprocal Interiority of the Divine Persons
13: Appropriation
14: Trinitarian Creation and Action
15: Missions
Conclusion