Aquinas' Commentary on Boethius' Day 20-Tat

St. Thomas Aquinas' commentary on Boethius' day 20-tate remains normative in many ways for a perennial Catholic vision of the relationship of faith and reason. The text has echoes that are rather profound in Vatican I and in Jampal II's Insecricle Faith and Reason, P. De Zerezio. If you remember nothing else from this lecture please remember if you go out and read if you have not read before Aquinas’ commentary on BoETHESIUS DAY 20-TATE. St. Thomas sought to treat these questions mentioned in great detail. This is most important sustained reflection on the unity of natural and theological knowledge.