Comparing Alexander of Hales and Aquinas on Capital Grace and the Holy Spirit

This chapter discusses the differences between Alexander of Hales and Aquinas in their perspectives on capital grace, focusing on the significant role of the Holy Spirit in Alexander's pneumatological presentation. The implications of this difference on sacramental theology and the Church's relationship with Christ are explored, highlighting the interconnectedness of the Spirit and Christ in Alexander's views. The conversation also delves into comparisons regarding Christ as a mediator of grace and the significance of the Holy Spirit in their respective theological texts.