Amor Dei in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries

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Kenneth A. Bryson: Editorial ForewordPrefaceIntroductionAugustine: The Experience of LoveInterpreting Love in AugustineNature and KnowledgeProblems with Love in AugustineTruth, Conversion, and ConflictAugustine's Intellectual JourneyManichean ConversionPlotinian InfluencesFrom "Darkness" to the Free WillAugustine and PelagianismAugustine on GraceAugustinianism: Sixteenth and Seventeenth CenturiesEarly Modern PhilosophyGasparo ContariniL'Ecole Francaise and Pierre de BerulleGuillaume GibieufWilliam ChalmersJansen of YpresScotus Eriugena and Dionysius the AreopagiteDivine Amplitude: The Agency of LoveMalebranche and the Love of GodMalebranche, Lamy, and Norris"Vision in God"John Norris: Malebranche's DiscipleGod's KnowledgeThree Letters to Bernard LamyVision in God and Divine LoveSweetness of GodRalph Cudworth and the DivineFree WillCudworth's God of LoveHuman Response to Divine LoveCudworth and AugustineConclusionWorks CitedAbout the AuthorIndex