Thomas Aquinas
Italian Dominican friar, Catholic priest, scholastic philosopher and theologian (c.1225–1274), best known for works such as the Summa Theologica and for shaping Thomistic philosophy and Catholic doctrine.
Books
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1. Aquinas's Shorter Summa
A clear, condensed presentation of classical Christian theology and philosophy that distills the larger systematic work into its essential questions and answers: proofs for God's existence and attributes, creation and angels, the nature and purpose of human life, moral virtues and vices, law and conscience, grace and the sacraments, and Christ's role in salvation. Written in a straightforward, catechetical style, it lays out arguments, objections, and replies in compact form so readers can grasp the structure of theological reasoning and practical moral teaching without navigating the full, more technical treatise.
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