Natura Pura: On the Recovery of Nature in the Doctrine of Grace (Moral Philosophy and Moral Theology)
In these essays  Steven Long always finds what is profound, elegant, and most of all what is surprising in St. Thomas doctrine on nature and grace.-Russell HittingerNo one is more insightfully aware of the issues that arise where philosophy and theology interact than Steven Long. No set of such issues is more important than those concerning  the natural end of human beings and our knowledge of that end. Long has written the book that we most need.-Alasdair MacIntyreAn argument engaging some of the most interesting interlocutors of boththe tradition and the modern academy.John F. Boyle"Long makes a significant contribution to contemporary Thomist scholarship by examining closely Aquinas' account of the relation between nature and grace. . . Recommended."-Choice