Aquinas
- proper noun
- /əˈkwɪnəs/
- Thomas Aquinas is known for his work on the relationship between faith and reason.
- Thomas Aquinas
- St. Thomas Aquinas
- Saint Thomas Aquinas
Saint Thomas Aquinas is the primary orthodox theologian of Catholicism.
- Saint Thomas Aquinas is the primary orthodox theologian of Catholicism.
- Because when Aquinas says that you can't actually conceive of God, just he's wrong?
- I really got into Aquinas when I was in Graduate School.
- And would that be enough for admittance to admit Aquinas was right?
- And but he's been preceded by the author of Job, Thomas Aquinas and Dostoyevsky, who, who stood right.
Examples
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And I will be talking about Thomas Aquinas's views on anger.
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At the heart of philosophical wisdom for Aquinas is esse commune.
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So, for example, Thomas Aquinas has a whole theory of truth.
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Of woman, Thomas Aquinas knew precious little.
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I would like to talk to you about Thomas Aquinas.
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Do you know a priest by the name of Thomas Aquinas ?
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You're not gonna quote Thomas Aquinas again?
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Philosophical wisdom is therefore, for Aquinas, the speculative knowledge of being in general, related to God who is its cause.
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Saint Thomas Aquinas is the primary orthodox theologian of Catholicism.
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Drawing upon an argument from Aquinas, Vitoria believes that this action is obligatory.
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Synonyms
A medieval Italian thinker who used reason to explain Christian faith and argue that God exists
A priest and teacher from the 1200s who used reason to explain Christian beliefs
A 13th-century Italian priest and thinker who argued that faith and reason agree
An Italian Catholic thinker who tried to connect faith and reason
A medieval Christian thinker who used reason to explain faith and argue that God exists
Surface Forms
Etymology
Aquinas comes from the Italian town Aquino and originally meant 'from Aquino'. So the name simply showed where Thomas came from and today it refers to the famous philosopher and teacher in the church.