Thomas Aquinas Library

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Thomas Aquinas Library

We are proud to begin this monumental series.

To date, there is no other theologian before or after, who has impacted Christian Theology more than Thomas Aquinas.

We will premier this segment with;

"The Summa Companion"

This remarkable series consists of three large volumes. It was written in the 1940's as a over-view, synthesis and relation/ application to this new millenia.

This remarkable work, like so many others has fallen by the wayside. It is fresh, insightful and an absolute primer/ companion to the Monolithic

"Summa Theologica."

All Volumes completed and readily available.

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To complete the Aquinas Library series, we present, "The Golden Chain." This work is the 4 Gospel Commentary by T. Aquinas. Here he returns to many of the church fathers and previous astounding commentators to clarify the Gospels of the New testament. All 4 Volumes now ready and available.

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Vol I ISBN #9780982330166

Vol II ISBN #9780984173143

Vol III ISBN #9781936392094

Vol IV ISBN #9781936392155

This Series Sgement now Complete!

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We premier the second segment with:

"The Contra Gentiles"

The Summa contra Gentiles is a profoundly significant work in the history of philosophy. In many ways it acts as an encyclopedia of the learning of the day in that we can find our way into the mental life of the era in which it was written. Keep in mind that this work contains the lectures of a great Doctor at the most prestigious university in Europe in the middle of the thirteenth century. Aquinas divides the Summa contra Gentiles into four books. The first three books try to set out theological positions that can be established by philosophical reasoning alone. Book IV, an exposition of scripturally revealed doctrine, complements the first three books.

Vols. 1-4 Now completed and readily available.

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“Among living things, what has understanding is better than what lacks intelligence.”

Dunns Scotus First Principle; 4:21