Agustinismo y molinismo Del uso que los Salmanticenses (1631) hicieron de las enseñanzas de San Agustín contra las tesis de Luis de Molina

Abstract

The post-tridentine dispute opposing Thomists against Molinists showed the ambivalence of Augustinian doctrinal meaning. Due to Gabriel Vázquez, Molinism turned up to question publicly the notion of a gratuitous predestination to heaven. Váquez’s contention provoked a powerful reaction among Spanish Thomists. From Lemos to the Salamanca Carmelites there is a continuity that makes the Thomist school and particularly the Dominican order the watchers of orthodox Augustinian thought against Molinists’ heterodox approach to Augustine’s doctrine.

Keywords

• Agustín San
• gracia
• Madre de Dios Antonio de la
• salmanticenses
• Molina Luis de
• Tomás de Aquino Santo