New Scholasticism: The Journal of the Amercan Catholic Philosophical Association

"The New Scholasticism" is a prominent academic journal dedicated to the preservation and advancement of the Scholastic philosophical tradition. As the primary publication of the American Catholic Philosophical Association, it serves as a critical forum for the exploration of Catholic philosophy, focusing on the integration of faith and reason. This volume contains scholarly articles and reviews that address a wide array of topics, including metaphysics, logic, ethics, and the philosophy of religion.

The work is characterized by its commitment to the methods and insights of St. Thomas Aquinas and the broader medieval intellectual heritage, applying these timeless principles to contemporary philosophical inquiries. By fostering high-level dialogue among scholars, "The New Scholasticism" contributes to the ongoing vitality of Neo-Scholastic thought. It is a vital resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the philosophical foundations of the Catholic tradition and the historical development of religious philosophy.

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