Faith, reason and theology
Book Description
This profound theological work invites readers into the intersection where divine revelation meets human reasoning. Thomas Aquinas explores fundamental questions that have captivated spiritual seekers for centuries: How can finite human minds comprehend the infinite nature of God, and what are the boundaries of such understanding?
The text examines theology as both a science of faith and a discipline that employs philosophical inquiry to illuminate divine truth. Aquinas delves into the essential nature of faith itself, demonstrating its vital role in human flourishing and its universal significance for all people. He presents a thoughtful defense of core Christian doctrines, including the complex relationship between unity and plurality in divine nature.
Drawing from earlier philosophical traditions, particularly the work of Boethius, Aquinas tackles challenging questions about what creates distinction and individuality in the world around us. His exploration of these metaphysical principles leads to some of his most debated philosophical positions.
For readers seeking to understand how rational thought can complement spiritual belief, this work offers a rigorous yet accessible approach to eternal questions. Aquinas demonstrates how careful reasoning can deepen rather than diminish faith, providing a framework for those who wish to engage both their minds and hearts in their spiritual journey. The text serves as a bridge between philosophical inquiry and religious devotion, showing how both can work together in the pursuit of truth.
Who Is This For?
📖 Reading Level: Short (< 200 pages) (~4 hours)
📄 Length: 127 pages
What You'll Discover
- ✓ Explore Expositio super librum Boethii De Trinitate (Thomas, Aquinas, Saint)
- ✓ Explore Theology, doctrinal--early works to 1800
- ✓ Explore Filosofia escolástica
- ✓ Explore Filosofia cristã
- ✓ Explore Boethius, -524
- ✓ Explore Ouvrages avant 1800
- ✓ Explore De Trinitate (Boethius)
- ✓ Explore Early works to 1800
