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Thomas Aquinas: Powerful Quotes, Fun Facts, and Historical Background
Author: Ferdinand Jives
Narrator: Alasdair Cunningham
Unabridged: 1 hr 11 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 08/12/2018
Genre: Philosophy - Good & Evil
Synopsis
A Catholic who put things into perspective when philosophical ideas were at an all-time low
Italian philosopher, Thomas Aquinas, had a major impact on Christian theology, the rise of Scholasticism, and the Roman Catholic Church. His Summa Theologicaand other works are renowned, and they emphasize the five pieces of evidences that God exists. To get a basic understanding of this deep thinker, we will touch on topics such as:
Some of the most inspiring quotes from Thomas Aquinas’ works
Interesting side notes and Aquinas’ historical backgroundThe Marian prayerPhilosophical ideas and reasoning of this 13th-century theologistReferences to Aquinas’ books, as well as the explanation of the “natural law”And much more!With all the agnostic philosophers around, an interesting perspective should be respectively acknowledged by a man who truly believed in God’s existence and the logic of proving the same.
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