(REVIEW) The university system is under attack. Professors risk careers by publicly speaking out on issues of intellectual freedom. Campuses have become tinderboxes. Meanwhile, the lines between ...

The "Summa theologica" of St. Thomas Aquinas .. by Thomas, Aquinas, Saint, 1225?-1274; Dominicans Publication date 1913 Publisher London, Burns, Oates & Washbourne, ltd Collection ...

St. Augustine speaks of the disorder of human love as the cause of societal and personal corruption in "The City of God," and St. Thomas Aquinas later refined the term in "Summa Theologica." ...

Aquinas' influence on Catholic doctrine is immeasurable. His seminal work, Summa Theologica, remains one of the most important texts in Christian theology. He argued that faith and reason were not in ...

Now the face of Thomas Aquinas, the patron saint of education, can be seen for the first time in 750 years, after scientists used his skull to rebuild his features ...

St. Thomas Aquinas — a 13th-century doctor of the Church — in his “ Summa Theologica ” cited and expanded on St. Augustine’s work, writing that there must be “some order in things ...

Aquinas studied under Albertus Magnus in Cologne and Paris, where he developed his profound synthesis of faith and reason, integrating Aristotelian philosophy with Christian theology. His most famous ...

The Summa Theologica was placed on the altar along with the Bible during the 16th century Council of Trent, so that members could reference it quickly. In December of 1273, Thomas had a mystical ...

His most famous work is his great, unfinished Summa Theologica (“Summary of Theology”), perhaps the most comprehensive systematic account of Christian theology ever attempted. A quiet, humble man, he ...

ABSTRACT: Talking about St. Thomas Aquinas is nearly an uphill task. Being a man of unique caliber, the writings of the towering academician, scientist, and philosopher cum theologian are practically ...

Aquinas’ famous “Five Ways” for proving the existence of God are grounded in Aristotelian principles of causality and motion. In his Summa Theologica, Aquinas adapted Aristotle’s concept of the ...

The skull of St. Thomas Aquinas, the 13th-Century theologian and author of Summa Theologica, in a reliquary. The major relic, normally kept in France, will be on display for two days of viewing ...