La cristologia di San Tommaso d'Aquino

La cristologia di San Tommaso d'Aquino was published in 1997 by the Urbaniana University Press, the academic publishing arm of the Pontifical Urban University in Rome. Authored by the philosopher and theologian Battista Mondin, this work was conceived as a scholarly exploration of the Christological framework within the Summa Theologiae and other foundational texts of Thomas Aquinas. It emerged from a long tradition of Thomistic studies at the Urbaniana, intended to provide students and researchers with a rigorous, systematic analysis of the interaction between metaphysical principles and the person of Christ in medieval scholastic thought.

Battista Mondin was a prolific scholar recognized for his efforts to bridge the gap between classical scholastic philosophy and modern theological discourse. In this volume, he aimed to distill the complexities of Aquinas’s theology into a coherent narrative that addresses both the ontological status of Christ and the soteriological implications of his human and divine natures. The book is well-regarded within academic circles for its clear, instructional prose and its faithful adherence to the original texts of the Angelic Doctor, serving as a reliable companion for those engaged in advanced ecclesiastical and philosophical studies.