Pinckaers Reader: Renewing Thomistic Moral Theology Book

	Introduction
1	The sources of the ethics of St. Thomas Aquinas	3
2	The body of Christ : the eucharistic and ecclesial context of Aquinas's ethics	26
3	Scripture and the renewal of moral theology	46
4	The place of philosophy in moral theology	64
5	Dominican moral theology in the 20th century	73
6	Aquinas's pursuit of beatitude : from the Commentary on the Sentences to the Summa Theologiae	93
7	Beatitude and the beatitudes in Aquinas's Summa Theologiae	115
8	Ethics and the image of God	130
9	Aquinas on the dignity of the human person	144
10	Aquinas and agency : beyond autonomy and heteronomy?	167
11	A historical perspective on intrinsically evil acts	185
12	Revisionist understandings of actions in the wake of Vatican II	236
13	Reappropriating Aquinas's account of the passions	273
14	The role of virtue in moral theology	288
15	Capreolus's defense of Aquinas : a medieval debate about the virtues and gifts	304
16	Conscience and Christian tradition	321
17	Conscience and the virtue of prudence	342
18	Aquinas on nature and the supernatural	359
19	The return of the new law to moral theology	369
20	Morality and the movement of the holy spirit : Aquinas's doctrine of Instinctus	385
	Bibliography of Servais-Theodore Pinckaers	397