Table of Contents

Introduction; 1. Person and nature in philosophical perspective; 2. Aquinas's basic view of the incarnation; 3. The incarnation and divine simplicity, immutability, and impassibility; 4. How does Christ's human nature not ground its own person?; 5. The number of existences (esse) in Christ; 6. The consistency of Christology; Conclusion.

Promotional Information

This book is an insightful exploration of Aquinas's views on how Christ could be both divine and human but still only be one person.

About the Author

Michael Gorman is Associate Professor in Philosophy at the Catholic University of America, Washington DC. He is the co-editor of Categories: Historical and Systematic Essays (with Jonathan J. Sanford, 2004) and the author of numerous journal articles.