the wisdom of divine love, and concludes with examples of what that looks like in practice. Part I, in six chapters, recovers the historical trajectory of the Western theological discussion of happiness. It begins with a review of ancient moral philosophy that is central to the theological tradition and then examines four Western theologians between the fourth and eighteenth centuries: Augustine, Boethius, Aquinas, and the Anglican divine Joseph Butler, pausing between Aquinas and Butler to account