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By Robert Edward Brennan

Arguing that Suarezians and Thomists disagree about the dynamics of grace and human freedom because they lack a “common starting point

A Companion to the Summa, Volume IV Ronald Knox and knows that it isBy Walter Farrell, O. P. The Summa Theologiae is a work of astounding breadth and scope: five folio volumes of closely packed print, and more closely packed thought; incredibly, it was a work intended, not for the learned and wise, but for beginners. Walter Farrell, O. P., fully honors that intention with his four Companion volumes to the Summa, which together offer an easy guidebook to St. Thomass greatest work. These are not simply more books about