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| Prologue to the Summa theologiae | 27 | |
| The first part | ||
| Question 1 | The nature of holy teaching | 31 |
| Question 2 | The existence of God | 45 |
| Question 3 | The simplicity of God | 57 |
| Question 12 | Knowledge of God | 61 |
| Question 13 | The names of God | 66 |
| Question 27 | The procession of the divine persons | 73 |
| Question 29 | The divine persons | 80 |
| Question 32 | Knowledge of the trinity | 86 |
| Question 36 | The person of the holy spirit | 93 |
| Question 45 | The way in which things come forth from the fist principle | 101 |
| The first half of the second part | ||
| Question 3 | What is happiness? | 109 |
| Question 4 | Those things that are required for happiness | 112 |
| Question 5 | The attainment of happiness | 116 |
| Question 91 | The various kinds of law | 119 |
| Question 109 | The necessity of grace | 122 |
| The second half of the second part | ||
| Question 2 | The act of faith | 133 |
| Question 17 | Hope | 145 |
| Question 19 | The gift of fear | 148 |
| Question 23 | Charity | 152 |
| Question 174 | Different kinds of prophecy | 156 |
| The third part | ||
| Question 1 | The fittingness of the incarnation | 163 |
| Question 2 | The mode of union of the word incarnate | 176 |
| Question 8 | The grace of Christ, as he is the head of the church | 182 |
| Question 9 | Christ's knowledge in general | 187 |
| Question 16 | What is fittingly said of Christ | 192 |
| Question 17 | Christ's unity with regard to his existence | 198 |
| Question 27 | The sanctification of the blessed virgin | 204 |
| Question 40 | Christ's way of living | 209 |
| Question 42 | Christ's teaching | 219 |
| Question 46 | The suffering of Christ | 223 |
| Question 47 | The efficient cause of Christ's suffering | 237 |
| Question 48 | What Christ's suffering did | 240 |
| Question 53 | Christ's resurrection | 245 |
| Question 59 | Christ's power as judge | 249 |
| Question 61 | The need for the sacraments | 253 |
| Question 62 | The sacraments' principle effect, which is grace | 258 |
| Question 63 | The other effect of the sacraments, which is a seal | 263 |
| Question 65 | The number of the sacraments | 267 |
| Question 66 | The sacrament of Baptism | 274 |
| Question 68 | Those who receive baptism | 278 |
| Question 75 | The conversion of the bread and wine | 285 |
| Question 80 | Receiving the Eucharist | 297 |
| Question 83 | The rite of this sacrament | 302 |
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Gregory Ingram
reviewed Holy Teaching: Introducing the Summa Theologiae of St. Thomas Aquinas on August 23, 2017 Holy Teaching: Introducing the Summa Theologiae of St. Thomas Aquinas
This is by far the clearest introductory text on the theology of Thomas Aquinas I have encountered. The chief benefit of this text is not that it succinctly demonstrates the content of his doctrine, but that it reveals and clarifies the scholastic methodology in which he engaged.
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Add Holy Teaching: Introducing the Summa Theologiae of St. Thomas Aquinas, There comes a time in the life of every Christian when he or she desires to go deeper in his or her walk with God. For many, this task can seem daunting. Enter St. Thomas Aquinas. He wrote his great Summa theologiae, or summary of theology, to f, Holy Teaching: Introducing the Summa Theologiae of St. Thomas Aquinas to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Holy Teaching: Introducing the Summa Theologiae of St. Thomas Aquinas, There comes a time in the life of every Christian when he or she desires to go deeper in his or her walk with God. For many, this task can seem daunting. Enter St. Thomas Aquinas. He wrote his great Summa theologiae, or summary of theology, to f, Holy Teaching: Introducing the Summa Theologiae of St. Thomas Aquinas to your collection on WonderClub |
