Aquinas among the Protestants

Content: Title Page 
 Copyright Page
 Contents
 Notes on Contributors
 Acknowledgments
 Introduction: The Reception, Critique, and Use of Aquinas in Protestant Thought
 Part I The Protestant Reception of Aquinas
 Chapter 1 Deformation and Reformation: Thomas Aquinas and the Rise of Protestant Scholasticism
 Early Protestant Narratives of Deformation and Reformation
 School Theology and the Early Reformers
 Protestantism and the Second Scholasticism
 Conclusion
 References
 Chapter 2 Thomas Aquinas and Reformed Biblical Interpretation: The Contribution of William Whitaker Whitaker\'s Disputatio de Sacra Scriptura in the Reformed TraditionThe Philological Weakness of Aquinas\'s Exegesis
 Aquinas and the Authority of Scripture
 Aquinas and Hermeneutics
 Conclusion
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 3 Jerome Zanchi\'s Use of Thomas Aquinas
 The Doctrine of God
 Methodology
 Natural Philosophy
 Concluding Remarks
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 4 Richard Hooker and Thomas Aquinas on Defining Law
 Divine Reason: The Original Source of Law
 Angelic Law and Natural Law
 Conclusion
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 5 Johann Gerhard\'s Reception of Thomas Aquinas\'s Analogia Entis Protestant Scholasticism and the Quest for CatholicityGerhard\'s Reception of Aquinas\'s Analogia Entis
 Conclusion
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 6 Doubting Reformational Anti-Thomism 
 Doubt # 1: \"Two Kinds of People
 Two Kinds of Science\"
 Doubt # 2: \"Grondmotief Analysis\"
 Doubt # 3: Is \"Creation-Fall-Redemption\" Pre-Theoretical? Or: The Impossible Goal of a \"Pure\" Biblical Philosophy 
 Doubt # 4: Body, Soul, and Man\'s Supernatural End
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 7 The Understanding and Critique of Thomas Aquinas in Contemporary German Protestant Theology
 Jörg Baur and Ulrich Kühn Wolfhart PannenbergEberhard Jüngel
 Notes
 References
 Part II Constructive Engagement
 Chapter 8 Philosophy Explored
 Existence
 The Basis of Ethics
 Conclusion
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 9 The Active and Contemplative Life: The Practice of Theology
 Thomas Aquinas on Human Intellectual Life in the Divine Economy
 Thomas Aquinas on Beatitude and Our Spiritual End (ST 1a2ae.1-5)
 Thomas Aquinas on the Active and Contemplative Life (ST 2a2ae.179-82)
 Thomas Aquinas on Theology (ST 1a.1)
 Theology for Reformed Thomists: A Summary and a Sketch
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 10 On Divine Naming The Metaphysical Approach to Divine NamingThe Personal Approach to Divine Naming
 Conclusion
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 11 Nature and Grace
 Aquinas on Natural Law and Natural Theology
 The Early Reformers: John Calvin
 Peter Martyr Vermigli
 The Reformed Orthodox
 The Seventeenth Century
 The Puritans
 Two Examples Outside the Mainstream
 The Theological World Today
 Conclusion
 Notes
 References
 Chapter 12 Aquinas\'s Doctrine of Justification and Infused Habits in Reformed Soteriology
 Aquinas on Justification
 Luther\'s Rejection of Habit
 Infused Habits in Reformed Theology