S. Thomae Aquinatis Summa Theologica, Volume 7... is a theological work by Saint Thomas Aquinas, one of the most influential philosophers and theologians in the history of the Catholic Church. Written in Latin, this volume is part of the comprehensive 'Summa Theologica', a systematic exposition of Christian theology. Aquinas addresses a wide range of topics, employing Aristotelian logic and philosophical principles to elucidate complex theological doctrines.
This edition includes contributions and commentaries by Jean Nicolai, Charles RenÃ(c) Billuart, Franciscus Sylvius, and Claude-Joseph Drioux, enhancing its value for scholars and theologians. The 'Summa Theologica' remains a cornerstone of Catholic theology and a significant work in Western philosophy, offering profound insights into faith, reason, and the nature of God. Its enduring relevance lies in its rigorous intellectual framework and its comprehensive treatment of fundamental questions about human existence and divine revelation.
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