[FS 3182]  Impeccabilitas in St. Thomas Aquinas and Scholastic Thought – 23.24

Semester II
tuesday 16:30 - 18:15

Course Information

Professor: HOLTZ, Dominic
Email: [email protected]
Language: English

ECTS: 4
Schedule:
Semester II
tuesday 16:30 - 18:15

Content

This seminar will explore what it means for something to be unable to go wrong, using as a focus the Medieval exploration of the question whether God could create a rational creature that was impeccable by nature. The seminar will examine the treatment of this question in the works of St. Thomas, as well as those of other scholastics, as applied to different topics: material bodies, human beings, separated substances, and God. A reading knowledge of Latin is required for this seminar.

Bibliography

PETRUS LOMBARDUS, Liber II Sententiarum, D. 23; THOMAS AQUINAS, Scriptum Lib. II, D. 23, q. 1, a. 1; ibid., Quæstiones disputatæ De veritate 24.