About the Authors
Roger W. Nutt
is Provost of Ave Maria University, where he is also Professor of Theology and Co-Director of the Aquinas Center for Theological Renewal. He is the author of many articles and book chapters on Christology and Sacramental Theology. His books include Thomas Aquinas: De Unione Verbi Incarnati, General Principles of Sacramental Theology, and To Die Is Gain: A Theological (re-)Introduction to the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick for Clergy, Laity, Caregivers, and Everyone Else. He is also co-editor of many volumes on the theology of St. Thomas Aquinas, including Thomism and Predestination: Principles and Disputations; Thomas Aquinas and the Greek Fathers; Thomas Aquinas, Biblical Theologian; and Thomas Aquinas and the Crisis of Christology.
Michael A. Dauphinais
serves as the Fr. Matthew Lamb Professor of Catholic Theology and the co-director of the Aquinas Center for Theological Renewal at Ave Maria University, Ave Maria, Florida. He has co-authored Knowing the Love of Christ: An Introduction to the Theology of Thomas Aquinas; Holy People, Holy Land: A Theological Introduction to the Bible; and Wisdom from the Word: Biblical Answers to Ten Questions about Catholicism. He has co-edited multiple books dedicated to Thomas Aquinas, including Thomas Aquinas and the Crisis in Christology and Thomas Aquinas, Biblical Theologian, and published numerous articles and chapters in books on moral, dogmatic, and biblical theology.
What People Are Saying
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“This excellent collection of studies helps us to better understand the sources and the nature of the theology of St. Thomas Aquinas.”
Wilhelmus G.B.M. Valkenberg
The Catholic University of America
“This volume . . . celebrates a new springtime of unexpected growth in a long-neglected—yet extremely important—area of biblical and theological inquiry as well as Thomistic Studies. This is a great contribution. It promises a future of delightful scholarship still to come.”
Scott W. Hahn
Franciscan University of Steubenville
“The essays in this volume are exemplary of the best scholarship on St. Thomas as biblical theologian. The authors show exquisite sensitivity in their appreciation of St. Thomas as a reader of Sacred Scripture. At the same time, they help us understand how Scripture informs, at the deepest levels, St. Thomas’ theology which has been considered all too easily apart from Scripture. The essays in this book substantively contribute to our understanding of the place of Sacred Scripture in the thought of St. Thomas.”
John F. Boyle
University of St. Thomas
“The ongoing rediscovery of Thomas Aquinas as a master of the Sacred Page has immense importance in the elusive search to reintegrate dogmatic theology and biblical exegesis. This fine collection of studies advances the project from diverse perspectives. The wide range of historical, exegetical, and systematic insights both helps to address some significant standing questions and to articulate promising new fields of research. As a whole, these studies bring into focus with greater clarity the mechanics of Thomas’ extraordinary theological work and poise contemporary scholarship for continued penetration into the mysteries of his sacra doctrina.”
Anthony Giambrone, OP
Dominican House of Studies, Washington DC
“This excellent collection of studies helps us to better understand the sources and the nature of the theology of St. Thomas Aquinas.”
Wilhelmus G.B.M. Valkenberg
The Catholic University of America
“This volume . . . celebrates a new springtime of unexpected growth in a long-neglected—yet extremely important—area of biblical and theological inquiry as well as Thomistic Studies. This is a great contribution. It promises a future of delightful scholarship still to come.”
Scott W. Hahn
Franciscan University of Steubenville
“The essays in this volume are exemplary of the best scholarship on St. Thomas as biblical theologian. The authors show exquisite sensitivity in their appreciation of St. Thomas as a reader of Sacred Scripture. At the same time, they help us understand how Scripture informs, at the deepest levels, St. Thomas’ theology which has been considered all too easily apart from Scripture. The essays in this book substantively contribute to our understanding of the place of Sacred Scripture in the thought of St. Thomas.”
John F. Boyle
University of St. Thomas
“The ongoing rediscovery of Thomas Aquinas as a master of the Sacred Page has immense importance in the elusive search to reintegrate dogmatic theology and biblical exegesis. This fine collection of studies advances the project from diverse perspectives. The wide range of historical, exegetical, and systematic insights both helps to address some significant standing questions and to articulate promising new fields of research. As a whole, these studies bring into focus with greater clarity the mechanics of Thomas’ extraordinary theological work and poise contemporary scholarship for continued penetration into the mysteries of his sacra doctrina.”
Anthony Giambrone, OP
Dominican House of Studies, Washington DC
“This excellent collection of studies helps us to better understand the sources and the nature of the theology of St. Thomas Aquinas.”
Wilhelmus G.B.M. Valkenberg
The Catholic University of America
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