The Universal Mediation of Christ in Aquinas' Theology

This chapter delves into Aquinas' theological perspectives on the universal mediation of Christ, exploring how grace is communicated through Christ's humanity and divinity. It discusses the concept of the hypostatic union and the unique plenitude of sanctifying grace that Jesus possesses as man. The chapter also touches upon Aquinas' beliefs regarding natural knowledge of God, human religiosity, and the struggle of fallen human beings to know and love God without the assistance of grace.