September 20, 2025PerichoresisOpen Access

Doubting Thomas: A Defense of Thomas Aquinas’ Account of Divine Providence in Response to David Fergusson

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Aquinas’ account of divine providence emphasizes an asymmetrical relationship between good and evil.
Critique of Fergusson's interpretation includes the significant role of the Holy Spirit in providence.
Aquinas’ views address many concerns raised by Fergusson in his own theological discussions.
The essay illustrates a nuanced engagement with medieval theology and contemporary criticisms.

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This essay defends Thomas Aquinas’ view on divine providence against David Fergusson's criticisms, suggesting a complex interaction of good and evil.

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This essay defends Thomas Aquinas’ view on divine providence against David Fergusson's criticisms, suggesting a complex interaction of good and evil.