Moral Conversion: The Agent and the Consequences of Morality according to Thomas Aquinas

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1. Frontmatter I
2. Table of Contents V
3. Moral Conversion: From Satisfactions to Values 1
4. Scripture
5. The Horse, Iron, and Arms Races: The Hebrew Bible on Armaments and Moral Conversion 27
6. Amos’s Tactics to Bring the Israelites to Moral Conversion: Amos 1:2–2:16 41
7. Looking at Side Figures: Moral Conversion in the New Testament 55
8. Self
9. Reformation through Re-Voicing the Psalms: A Theology of the Psalter according to Athanasius and Augustine 71
10. Divisit lucem a tenebris: Primary Conversion in Early Franciscan Theology 89
11. Moral Expansion: Differentiating and Relating Moral and Spiritual Conversion in Bonaventure’s Sentences Commentary, Breviloquium, and Legenda Major 103
12. Moral Conversion: The Agent and the Consequences of Morality according to Thomas Aquinas 125
13. Moral Conversion and the Passions in Thomas Aquinas 139
14. Transformation and Accompaniment: Developing Pinckaers’s Model of Moral Growth 157
15. Society
16. Panis supersubstancialis: Conversions in the Vitae fratrum ordinis Praedicatorum 175
17. Called to Concord: Aristotle, Aquinas, and Civic Friendship 191
18. Mendicant Charisms and Civic Virtue in the Thought of Leo XIII: Caritas in veritate at the Origins of Catholic Social Doctrine 205
19. “The Human Thirst to See Heavenly Azure”: Sergii Bulgakov, “Holy Anamnesis,” and Beauty 225
20. Homo Viator: Conversion and Community 239
21. From Vicious to Virtuous Institutions: Moral Transformation and Organizational Practice 259
22. Moral Conversion and Mystagogy: A Franciscan Reading 281
23. Liberating Restoration: Ecclesial Bodies as Flywheels of Moral and Social Conversion 299
24. Ecological Conversion as Liberation 323
25. List of Contributors 345
26. Index 349