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The Saint Anselm Journal

ISSN Print: 1545-3367

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Anselm's Theory of Freedom

Thomas Gwozdz

De Casu Diaboli: An Examination of Faith and Reason Via a Discussion of the Devil's Sin

Michael Barnwell

Justifying Atonement: An Anselmian Response to Modern Critics

Daniel Shannon

Penance and Peter Abelard's Move Within

Kevin A. McMahon

St. Thomas Aquinas on Human and Divine Forgiveness

Montague Brown

Anselm on Forgiveness, Patience, and Free Will

Katherin A. Rogers

Anselm's Elusive Argument: Ian Logan Reading the Proslogion

Bernd Goebel

How can Being be Limited?: W. Norris Clarke on Thomas’s “Limitation of Act by Potency”

Sarah Borden Sharkey

Nature, Grace and the Eucharistic Foundation of Fides et Ratio

Kevin A. McMahon

How Has Boethius's Appeal for Ratio Fared?

Edward Jeremy Miller

Norris Clarke and Sarah Borden on the Limitation of Existence or Why We Are Not God: A Response

Kevin M. Staley

Plotinus on the Limitation of Act by Potency

Gary M. Gurtler, S.J.

Karl Rahner on the Soul

Rev. Terrance W. Klein, S.T.D.

The Metaphysics of Primary Plurality in Achard of Saint Victor

Pascal Massie

Anselm, God, and the Act of Sin: Interpretive Difficulties

W. Matthews Grant

Free Will, Evil, and Saint Anselm

Siobhan Nash-Marshall

Anselm on Free Will and the (Possibly Fortunate) Fall

Katherin A. Rogers

Saint Anselm on the Kingdom of Heaven: A Model of Right Order

John R. Fortin, O.S.B.

A Perfectly Simple God and Our Complicated Lives

Gregory B. Sadler

The Immaterial Grounds of Transcendentality: A Thomistic Response to Terry Klein's

Giuseppe Butera

Karl Rahner and the Immortality of the Soul

Mark F. Fischer

Anselm on the Character Creation Theory of Punishment

Rogers, Katherin A.

Augustine and Anselm on the Essence of Moral Responsibility

Brown, Montague

An Argument for Substantial Form

Steven Baldner

What Killed Substantial Form?

David Banach

Gaunilo's Cogito Argument

Miroslav Imbrisevic

Properties, Conflation, and Attribution: the Monologion and Divine Simplicity

Nash-Marshall, Siobhan

Substantial Forms and the Rise of Modern Science

Benjamin Hill

Saint Anselm and the Development of the Doctrine of the Immaculate Conception: Historical and Theological Perspectives

John Janaro

A Peculiar Faith: On R.G. Collingwood's Use of Saint Anselm's Argument

Michael J. O'Neill

Anselm on Eternity as the Fifth Dimension

Katherin A. Rogers

Omniscience, Time, and Eternity: Is Aquinas Inconsistent?

Kevin M. Staley

Saint Anselm's Fides Quaerens Intellectum as a Model for Christian Philosophy

Gregory B. Sadler

What Difference Does A Description Make? Some concerns about Francesca Murphy's

Agnes B. Curry

The Metaphysical Basis of the Difference between Men and Women

Francesca Murphy

Time and Contingency in Duns Scotus

Pascal Massie

Substitution and the Biblical Background to Cur Deus Homo

David Neelands

Augustine on Freedom and God

Montague Brown

Having Our Cake and Eating It, Metaphysically Speaking: Analogy as the Key to the Unity of Metaphysics as a Science of Being qua Being: A Response to Oliva Blanchette

Gavin T. Colvert

Anselm on Grace and Free Will

Katherin A. Rogers

The Ontological Proof, the Option, and the Unique Necessaire: Maurice Blondel's Examination of the Proof in Anselm, Descartes, and Malebranche

Gregory B. Sadler

Aquinas: Compatibilist or Libertarian?

Kevin M. Staley

Participation and Theology: A Response to Schindler’s “What’s The Difference?”

Christopher J. Malloy

What's the Difference? On the Metaphysics of Participation in a Christian Context

David C. Schindler

Participation and Kenosis: A List for Schindler

Merold Westphal

Iris Murdoch, Spiritual Exercises, and Anselm's Proslogion and Prayers

Thomas S. Hibbs

Analogy and the Transcendental Properties of Being as the Key to Metaphysical Science

Oliva Blanchette

Human Being as Primary Analogate of Being: Reflections on Blanchette's

Jeremy D. Wilkins

Faith and Reason in Anselm: Two Models

Montague Brown

Human Free Will in Anselm and Descartes

Sophie Berman

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