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245 10 $a Christ's two wills in scholastic thought : $b the Christology of Aquinas and its historical contexts / $c Corey L. Barnes.
260    $a Toronto : $b Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies, $c c2012.
300    $a vi, 357 p. ; $c 24 cm.
490 1  $a Mediaeval law and theology ; $v 5
490 1  $a Studies and texts ; $v 178
504    $a Includes bibliographical references (p. [333]-351) and index.
505 0  $a History and theological significance of Christ's two wills -- Foundations of thirteenth-century debates : the Sentences, Summa aurea, and Summa fratris Alexandri -- Scholastic debates on Christ's two wills : Albert the Great and Bonaventure -- Thomas Aquinas on Christ's two wills : continuities and developments between the Scriptum and Summa theologiae -- Fitting means for redemption : Christ's human nature as instrumental efficient cause of salvation -- Later treatments of Christ's two wills and problems of Christological causation : Giles of Rome, Peter Olivi, and John Duns Scotus.
520    $a "This book investigates scholastic discussions of Christ's wills from Anselm of Canterbury to John Duns Scotus, concentrating on Thomas Aquinas. The work advances understandings of scholastic Christology in two basic ways. First, it traces the development of scholastic discussions of Christ's wills, attending to the contested issues, to the context of debates, to the use of sources and distinctions, and to the larger implications of these discussions for scholastic Christology. Second, the book utilizes this general analysis as a backdrop for examining the role granted to Christ's humanity by Thomas Aquinas. It argues that Aquinas, based upon his highly developed understanding of Christ's wills, his novel use of patristic sources, and his own terminological and conceptual advancements, portrays Christ's humanity as an instrumentum divinitatis that, through its free will and operation, acts as the instrumental efficient cause of salvation. As such, Thomas developed and extended Anselm's basic soteriological insight by highlighting the Incarnation and passion as the most fitting means for redemption precisely in their elevation of human dignity in intellect and will. Serious challenges, both medieval and modern, have been directed against Aquinas's Christological formulations. In responding to these challenges, the book demonstrates the enduring value of Aquinas's Christology."--Dust jacket.
600 00 $a Jesus Christ $x Person and offices.
600 00 $a Jesus Christ $x History of doctrines $y Middle Ages, 600-1500.
600 00 $a Jesus Christ $x Natures.
600 00 $a Thomas, $c Aquinas, Saint, $d 1225?-1274.
830  0 $a Mediaeval law and theology $v 5.
830  0 $a Studies and texts (Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies) $v 178.
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