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Aquinas A Beginners GuideEdward Feser

Aquinas A Beginners Guide

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The greatest of the medieval philosophers, Thomas Aquinas sought to reconcile Christian doctrine with the classical philosophy of Aristotle and Plato. As controversial in his time as he is influential today, Aquinas is perhaps best known for his "Five Ways", a collection of ingenious--but often misunderstood--arguments for the existence of God. In this multifaceted introduction to the renowned thinker, Edward Feser shows how Aquinas's works are as relevant today as when they were written. Defending his ideas from modern misrepresentation, Feser introduces the great Saint's views on…

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  • Other · English · 2009
    ONEWorld Publications · 224 pages · 9781851686902
Thomas, aquinas, saint, 1225?-1274Religion, philosophyMedieval Philosophy