St. Thomas Aquinas : philosophical texts / selected and translated with notes and an introduction by Thomas Gilby. [print]
Material type: TextPublication details: London ; New York : Oxford Univ. Press, (c)1951.Description: xxii, 405 pages ; 19 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- Philosophical texts
- B765.T455.S784 1951
- COPYRIGHT: Publisher does not permit more than 20% of a book to be reproduced.
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Science and wisdom -- Existence of God -- Nature of God -- Activity of God -- Creation -- Variety -- Problem of evil -- Body and spirit -- Human nature -- Consciousness -- Love -- Happiness -- Morality -- Feeling and training -- Virtues -- Living beyond reason -- Reasonable virtues -- Justice -- Law -- Community and society.
The importance of St. Thomas Aquinas in the history of medieval philosophy is beyond dispute. Even medieval philosophers and theologians who disagreed with St. Thomas were careful to take his positions into account. The selections in this volume illustrate the philosophical views of St. Thomas on God, creation, the material world, the problem of evil, human psychology and morality, aesthetics, justice, the nature of law and political science. In his philosophy St. Thomas considered those subjects to the extent they were accessible to unaided human reason.
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