Should Old Aquinas Be Forgotten?
SHOULD OLD AQUINAS BE FORGOTTEN?
Why Many Evangelicals Say No
Revised, Second Edition
By Norman L. Geisler
Published 2013 by Bastion Books | P.O. Box 1033 | Matthews, NC 28106 | USA http://BastionBooks.com
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The first edition of this book was published under the title of Thomas Aquinas: An Evangelical Appraisal in 1991 by Baker Book House (ISBN: 978-0801038440) and republished in 2003, Wipf & Stock Publishers (ISBN: 978-1592441549). Printed versions of the 2003 unrevised edition may be purchased from WipfandStock.com. This 2013 e-book edition is a light but complete revision of all chapters accomplished by Dr. Geisler in 2013. Most importantly this version adds two completely new chapters—one on evil and one on the origin, nature, and destiny of human beings. In addition, it updates the bibliography with some of the most important recent works by and on Aquinas.