Augustine deformed: love, sin, and freedom in the Western moral tradition

Abstract

Introduction 1. 'Will' and freedom, mind and love: some pre-Augustinian debates 2. Awe-ful Augustine: sin, freedom and inscrutability 3. Inspirational Augustine: love, desire and knowledge 4. Anselm: will, omnipotence and responsibility 5. Augustine and Aristotle: the problem of Thomas Aquinas 6. Separating morality and salvation 7. The rise and fall of lopsided Augustinianism 8. Naturalism revised 9. Love, will and the moral sense 10. Radical revisionists: Hume, Kant and Rousseau 11. Atheist 'freedoms': liberal, totalitarian and nihilist 12. The age of deception: virtual religion, virtual morality 13. Whither Lady Philosophy: muse, call girl or Valkyrie? 14. Reformed Augustine, genetically modified Adam.

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