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Summa Contra Gentiles is one of the two great works of Saint [[Thomas Aquinas]], the greatest of the Scholastics. |
'''Summa Contra Gentiles''' is one of the two great works of Saint [[Thomas Aquinas]], the greatest of the [[Scholastics]]. |
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The other one is the Summa Theologica ... a work that some of you that went to Catholic schools may be familiar with. |
The other one is the [[Summa Theologica]] ... a work that some of you that went to Catholic schools may be familiar with. |
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The Summa is online at www.newadvent.org/summa ... to my knowledge, there isn't an online copy of SCG. |
The Summa Theologica is online at http://www.newadvent.org/summa ... to my knowledge, there isn't an online copy of SCG. |
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Aquinas was - and in my opinion still is - the pre-eminent Catholic theologian. If you've got a persona that would even be vaguely interested in such things, a brief look at the Summa on topics like |
[[Thomas Aquinas]] was - and in my opinion still is - the pre-eminent [[Catholic]] [[theologian]]. If you've got a persona that would even be vaguely interested in such things, a brief look at the Summa on topics like [http://www.newadvent.org/summa/304001.htm Just War and Tournaments] is probably in order. |
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Anyone interested in [[Knight]]hood (or for that matter, any of the [[Peer]]ages) could in my view do worse than have a look through the Second Part of the Second Part of the Summa, and see what Aquinas had to say about various virtues and vices. |
Anyone interested in [[Knight]]hood (or for that matter, any of the [[Peer]]ages) could in my view do worse than have a look through the Second Part of the Second Part of the Summa, and see what Aquinas had to say about various virtues and vices. |
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Revision as of 21:03, 12 November 2003
Summa Contra Gentiles is one of the two great works of Saint Thomas Aquinas, the greatest of the Scholastics.
The other one is the Summa Theologica ... a work that some of you that went to Catholic schools may be familiar with.
The Summa Theologica is online at http://www.newadvent.org/summa ... to my knowledge, there isn't an online copy of SCG.
Thomas Aquinas was - and in my opinion still is - the pre-eminent Catholic theologian. If you've got a persona that would even be vaguely interested in such things, a brief look at the Summa on topics like Just War and Tournaments is probably in order.
Anyone interested in Knighthood (or for that matter, any of the Peerages) could in my view do worse than have a look through the Second Part of the Second Part of the Summa, and see what Aquinas had to say about various virtues and vices.
Anton de Stoc 28/10/03
