I Like That Idea, but I Want You to Expand on It

In the book of Romans, it makes the claim that like God's existence is manifest and that it's our sinfulness that prevents us from seeing what really couldn't be clearer. And I don't know if Thomas would deny that idea, but I think it has a special emphasis again in the Franciscan school because there's an emphasis put on love. So for example, philosophy itself, reason itself, there is a method that's philosophy, right? Of course, that end is the love of divine wisdom. But what Bonaventure says is that can never get to its own end without the faith - we need faith to strengthen.