Author: Halverson James L
Brand: Brill
Number Of Pages: 188
Details: Review ‘The content and argument of the book, however, are well researched and convincing. Halverson’s study effectively replaces previous work on the doctrine of predestination in late-medieval thougth, and it should receive recognition as one of the best studies in late Scholasticism to have appeared in recent years.’William J. Courtenay, Speculum, 2004.’James Halverson has written a superb and learned book exploring the specific development of this doctrine in the Middle Ages…this research is substantial and makes a real contribution to the study of late medieval history and theology…Having reconnoitered the soteriological terrain of the latter Middle Ages, Halverson has made an important contribution to our understanding of this historical period and reminded us of its intellectual vitality.’Frank A. James III, Sixteenth Century Journal, 1999.’Halverson’s study displays an impressive command of the material. Evinced in his treatment of a variety of primary sources a well as his engagement with modern scholarship…This is an important contribution to the study of an especially consequential aspect of late medieval thought.’Ian Christopher Levy, Church History, 1999.’…sheds valuable light for the professional scholar on issues of influence, historical context, and modern historiography.’R. Ward Holder, Religious Studies Review, 2000. Product Description This study of Peter Aureol’s doctrine of predestination and its impact on late Medieval thought provides a framework for understanding the soteriological controversies of the late Middle Ages and Reformation. About the Author James L. Halverson, Ph.D. (1993) in History, University of Iowa, is Chair of Department of History and Political Science at Judson College, Elgin, Illinois.
Release Date: 01-06-1998
Package Dimensions: 18x244x544