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Gaven Kerr’s, Aquinas’s Way to God: The Proof in De Ente et Essentia, is a breath of fresh air in Thomistic discussion. Despite St. John Paul II’s call in his 1998 encyclical Fides et Ratio (para. 97) for Aquinas’s “metaphysics of being based upon the act of being,” few Thomists have responded. In works published subsequently Thomists have focused upon either natural philosophy or upon utilization of techniques of analytical philosophy. Neither interest focused attention upon Aquinas’s understanding of existence as a distinct actus (esse) of its own. Kerr rightly champions Aquinas’s act-view of existence over the predominate fact-view, and he is rabid in his pursuit of its place in Aquinas’s philosophical demonstration of God.

The Analytical Thomist and the Paradoxical Aquinas: Some Reflections on Kerr’s Aquinas’s Way to God