Beatific Enjoyment in Medieval Scholastic Debates: The Complex Legacy of Saint Augustine and Peter Lombard

What is the object of enjoyment? (Chapter two deals with thirteenth-century answers, chapter three with fourteenth-century answers.) In which faculty of the soul is enjoyment to be posited, namely, will or intellect? (Chapter three deals with answers in the fourteenth century.) Two other questions of the fourteenth century are how the Holy Trinity is ei\joyed, namely, as a whole or as the persons separately, and in what way beatific enjoyment is a contingent or necessary act. [...]his theses are always argued for, not just stated.