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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. lDuring the last two decades virtue ethics has become the focal point ofrenewed ethical and theological interest. To lead a good life, it provesuseful to watch those who have mastered the art of living. Theconviction that living is an art is at the heart of virtue ethics.Living a good life requires exercise, and is a question of acquiring avirtuous character rather than of complying with external ethical andlegal rules. This renaissance partly builds on Thomas Aquinas. He inturn recovered Aristotelian, Ciceronian and Augustinian thought onvirtue ethics. The interpretation and development of virtues and vicesform the core of his authorship, as the secunda pars of his SummaTheologiae readily displays. And yet, the most important virtues forhim are not the moral ones, such as Justice, Temperance, Prudence andFortitude, but those virtues that are both infused by and aimed at God:Faith, Hope and Love. These are virtues that the philosophers ofantiquity were not aware of. To account for them, Aquinas had to adaptthe classical understanding of virtues. For Aquinas, the moral virtuescome to full fruition only when they are embedded in a life before God,a life lived exercising the God given theological virtues. By ignoringFaith, Hope and Love, the present discussion of virtue ethics not onlyignores those virtues that were for Aquinas of utmost importance, butalso fails to arrive at a complete understanding of his view of themoral virtues.The papers contained in this volume address this theme, and wereoriginally presented at the fourth international conference of the ThomasInstituut te Utrecht (Tilburg University), at Utrecht in December2013. For Aquinas, the moral virtues come to full fruition only when they are embedded in a life before God, a life lived exercising the God given theological virtues. By ignoring Faith, Hope and Love, the present discussion of virtue ethics not only ignores those virtues that were for Aquinas of utmost importance, but also fails to arrive Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book is devoted to the so-called moral virtues, especially thosemoral virtues of which Christian tradition upholds that they are givenby God to the faithful. For instance patience, humility and justice.There are not only different interpretations of these infused moralvirtues, but it also is not unambiguous in the theology of Aquinas howthese virtues are related to the virtues human beings acquire on theirown accord. What is the relationship with Scripture, how do thesevirtues colour the imitation of Christ, and what do these virtues tellabout the moral life of non-Christians?The papers contained in this volume address this theme, and wereoriginally presented at the fifth international conference of theThomas Instituut te Utrecht(Tilburg University), at Utrecht inDecember 2015. This book is devoted to the so-called moral virtues, especially those moral virtues of which Christian tradition upholds that they are given by God to the faithful. For instance patience, humility and justice. There are not only different interpretations of these infused moral virtues, but it also is not unambiguous in the theology o Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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De Haan, 1955. Gekartonneerd. 312 pp. Mooi.

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Retie, Kempische Boekhandel, 1983. 620 pp. B./w. ills. Orig. hardcover (black imit. leather with gilt lettering on spine), d./j. 8vo. - Dust jacket sl. worn.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. lDuring the last two decades virtue ethics has become the focal point ofrenewed ethical and theological interest. To lead a good life, it provesuseful to watch those who have mastered the art of living. Theconviction that living is an art is at the heart of virtue ethics.Living a good life requires exercise, and is a question of acquiring avirtuous character rather than of complying with external ethical andlegal rules. This renaissance partly builds on Thomas Aquinas. He inturn recovered Aristotelian, Ciceronian and Augustinian thought onvirtue ethics. The interpretation and development of virtues and vicesform the core of his authorship, as the secunda pars of his SummaTheologiae readily displays. And yet, the most important virtues forhim are not the moral ones, such as Justice, Temperance, Prudence andFortitude, but those virtues that are both infused by and aimed at God:Faith, Hope and Love. These are virtues that the philosophers ofantiquity were not aware of. To account for them, Aquinas had to adaptthe classical understanding of virtues. For Aquinas, the moral virtuescome to full fruition only when they are embedded in a life before God,a life lived exercising the God given theological virtues. By ignoringFaith, Hope and Love, the present discussion of virtue ethics not onlyignores those virtues that were for Aquinas of utmost importance, butalso fails to arrive at a complete understanding of his view of themoral virtues.The papers contained in this volume address this theme, and wereoriginally presented at the fourth international conference of the ThomasInstituut te Utrecht (Tilburg University), at Utrecht in December2013. For Aquinas, the moral virtues come to full fruition only when they are embedded in a life before God, a life lived exercising the God given theological virtues. By ignoring Faith, Hope and Love, the present discussion of virtue ethics not only ignores those virtues that were for Aquinas of utmost importance, but also fails to arrive Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This book is devoted to the so-called moral virtues, especially thosemoral virtues of which Christian tradition upholds that they are givenby God to the faithful. For instance patience, humility and justice.There are not only different interpretations of these infused moralvirtues, but it also is not unambiguous in the theology of Aquinas howthese virtues are related to the virtues human beings acquire on theirown accord. What is the relationship with Scripture, how do thesevirtues colour the imitation of Christ, and what do these virtues tellabout the moral life of non-Christians?The papers contained in this volume address this theme, and wereoriginally presented at the fifth international conference of theThomas Instituut te Utrecht(Tilburg University), at Utrecht inDecember 2015. This book is devoted to the so-called moral virtues, especially those moral virtues of which Christian tradition upholds that they are given by God to the faithful. For instance patience, humility and justice. There are not only different interpretations of these infused moral virtues, but it also is not unambiguous in the theology o Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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