Analyzing Aquinas' Naming of God and Metaphysics

This chapter explores Aquinas' perspective on naming God, emphasizing that terms like 'He who is' or 'tetragrammaton' are used to signify the divine nature rather than a specific personal name. It delves into Aquinas' metaphysics, discussing analogical naming of God and the interplay between essence, existence, and the relationship between God and the created world.