Aquinas' Interpretation of Augustine and Aristotle's Influence on Charity

The chapter explores Aquinas' incorporation of Aristotle's ideas to expand Augustine's theories, particularly emphasizing the significance of charity in the City of God. Aquinas views the city and household as essential for the common good, drawing parallels and implications between them. Delving into the relationship between Aquinas, Aristotle, and Augustine, the chapter discusses how Aquinas uses Aristotle's concepts to elucidate Augustine's teachings on love, charity, and the two cities.