L'éthique de Saint Thomas d'Aquin: Une Lecture de La Secunda Pars de la Somme de Théologie

Leo J. Elders explores the complex ethical framework established by Saint Thomas Aquinas, focusing on the latter part of his renowned work, the "Summa Theologiae." The book delves into the intricacies of Aquinas's moral philosophy, shedding light on how his theological foundations inform ethical decision-making. Elders navigates the often challenging interplay between faith, reason, and morality, clearly articulating Aquinas's views and their relevance to contemporary ethical dilemmas.

Through careful analysis, Elders elucidates key concepts like virtue, the natural law, and the role of human intention in moral acts. This comprehensive examination not only provides insights into Aquinas's thought but also invites readers to reflect on the application of these timeless principles in today's world. By engaging with Aquinas's insights, one can better appreciate the enduring significance of his ethical teachings and their ability to guide moral conduct in an increasingly complex society.