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Summa theologica
Book • 1274
The Summa Theologica is a comprehensive work divided into three parts.
The first part deals with God, the creation of the world, angels, and the nature of man.
The second part is subdivided into two sections: the first part of the second part discusses general principles of morality and law, while the second part of the second part addresses morality in particular, including individual virtues and vices.
The third part, left unfinished by Aquinas, focuses on the person and work of Christ and the sacraments.
The work also includes a posthumous supplement that concludes the third part and discusses Christian eschatology.
Aquinas drew on Aristotelian and Augustinian influences and aimed to integrate faith and reason in his theological arguments.
The first part deals with God, the creation of the world, angels, and the nature of man.
The second part is subdivided into two sections: the first part of the second part discusses general principles of morality and law, while the second part of the second part addresses morality in particular, including individual virtues and vices.
The third part, left unfinished by Aquinas, focuses on the person and work of Christ and the sacraments.
The work also includes a posthumous supplement that concludes the third part and discusses Christian eschatology.
Aquinas drew on Aristotelian and Augustinian influences and aimed to integrate faith and reason in his theological arguments.
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Mentioned by Michael Knowles as an S-tier philosopher, whose work is considered comprehensive and insightful.
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Michael Knowles RANKS The Greatest Philosophers
Besproken door de gasten als een van de grootste Europese denkers, wiens schedel momenteel door Europa toert.
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#238 - Wat maakt gelukkig? Bestaat God? 800 jaar Thomas van Aquino! (met Niko Schonebaum en Stefan Paas)
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Gavin Ortlund in the context of discussing the compatibility of divine simplicity and divine conceptualism.
Gavin Ortlund in the context of discussing the compatibility of divine simplicity and divine conceptualism.
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Can Math Prove God? The Argument From Eternal Truths
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Fr. Patrick Briscoe and Fr. Bonaventure Chapman in a discussion comparing philosophical figures.
Fr. Patrick Briscoe and Fr. Bonaventure Chapman in a discussion comparing philosophical figures.
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What Nietzsche Got Right
Mentioned for reinforcing the church's prohibition of usury and introducing the concept of a 'just price' into scholastic tradition.
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Chapter 9: Economic Ideas (Part 1: The Oldies)
Recommended by Bishop Barron for high-level reflection on God, suggesting the first 13 questions of the Summa Theologica.
WOF 004: Answering the Atheists
Fr. Mike Schmitz quotes St. Thomas Aquinas on the work of angels.
Day 49: We Are Created For Worship (2025)
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Robert Barron when discussing the nature of happiness and the importance of aligning one's desires with God's will.
Robert Barron when discussing the nature of happiness and the importance of aligning one's desires with God's will. SPECIAL: Bishop Barron's “Tre Ore” Reflections
