Antonin-Gilbert Sertillanges Foundations of Thomistic Philosophy Translated by Godfrey Anstruther Reprint of the First Edition 1931, London, St. Louis Abstract Philosophy confronted with things is thought confronted with chaos. To our mind things are in chaos, for, though we notice that they are, superficially, and, we presume, fundamentally in order, still our minds are restless,…

Peter Coffey An Introduction to General Metaphysics. Vol. 2 Abstract This book aims at applying the principles of Scholasticism to the solution of the problems raised by a critical inquiry into the validity of knowledge and the grounds of certitude. It does not purport to be in any sense a history of theories of knowledge,…

Peter Coffey An Introduction to General Metaphysics. Vol. 1 Abstract This book aims at applying the principles of Scholasticism to the solution of the problems raised by a critical inquiry into the validity of knowledge and the grounds of certitude. It does not purport to be in any sense a history of theories of knowledge,…

Henry van Laer, Henry J. Koren Science in General Abstract In the first place, I want to point out that the term ‘science’ is not restricted here to the physical sciences, as is usually done in English and French scientific literature, but is used in a very broad sense—namely, for science in general as well…

George P. Klubertanz, Maurice R. Holloway An Introduction to the Philosophy of Being and to Natural Theology Abstract The subject of this book is “metaphysics.” Aristotle called it “first philosophy”; by this term he and St. Thomas Aquinas mean the full philosophical treatment of being and its Cause, of Being and God. Metaphysics begins with…