The New Cambridge Companion to Aquinas

Eleonore Stump is the Robert J. Henle Professor of Philosophy at Saint Louis University. Her books include Aquinas (2003), Wandering in Darkness: Narrative and the Problem of Suffering (2010), Atonement (2018) and The Image of God: The Problem of Mourning and the Problem of Evil (2022). She is co-editor (with David Meconi) of The Cambridge Companion to Augustine, 2nd edition (Cambridge, 2014), and (with Adam Green) of Hidden Divinity and Religious Belief: New Perspectives (Cambridge, 2016). Thomas Joseph White, OP is Rector of the Angelicum, Rome. He is the author of Wisdom in the Face of Modernity: A Study in Thomistic Natural Theology (2011), The Incarnate Lord: A Thomistic Study in Christology (2015), The Light of Christ: An Introduction to Catholicism (2017), and The Trinity: On the Nature and Mystery of the One God (2022).

• Introduction: Eleonore Stump, Thomas Joseph White, OP; Part I. Life and works: 1. Thomas Aquinas: a life pursuing wisdom Dominic Legge, OP; Part II. Metaphysics and the ultimate foundation of reality: 2. First principles: hylomorphism and causation Jeffrey Brower; 3. Essence and being, God's simplicity and Trinity Thomas Joseph White, OP; 4. Goodness and being, transcendentals, participation Gaven Kerr; 5. The metaphysics of creation: secondary causality, modern science James Dominic Rooney, OP; 6. The nature of human beings Eleonore Stump; Part III. Epistemology: 7. The nature of cognition and knowledge Therese Cory; 8. Intellectual virtues: acquiring understanding Angela Knobel; 9. Intellect and will: free will and free choice Michael Gorman; Part IV. Ethics: 10. Grace and free will Tobias P. Hoffman; 11. Metaethics and from metaethics to normative ethics Colleen McCluskey; 12. Infused virtues, gifts and fruits Andrew Pinsent; Part V. Philosophical Theology: 13. Original sin Brian Leftow; 14. The incarnation Timothy Pawl; 15. Evil, sin, and redemption Thomas Williams; 16. Resurrection and eschatology Simon Gaine, OP.

'This volume is a convincing testament to the enduring consequence of Aquinas's philosophical insights, and it will be an essential resource for students and teachers of St Thomas.' Austin Stevenson, The Heythrop Journal