A Philosophy of God: The Elements of Thomist Natural Theology [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 17 (3):477-477 (1964)
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A generally clear and well-written introduction to Thomistic natural theology which, like most such "textbook" treatments, suffers from too much commentary and too little Aquinas. The nature and existence of God are dealt with in some detail, and two interesting sections on "Invalid Reasons for Holding the Existence of God" and "Some Controverted Arguments" are included.--B. P. H.

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