Virtues in the Theology of Thomas Aquinas

Thomas Franklin O'Meara

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The theology of virtues formulated by Thomas Aquinas follows an Aristotelian model in which the virtues, as new quasi-faculties, flow from a distinctive life form, grace. The A. shows how this theology, evident in Aquinas' works and long a theme of the Dominican school, has important ramifications (often overlooked) in today's ethics of virtue

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