St. Thomas

By: Livia, Enrico

Philosophy demands attention. This book invites you to read calmly and offers a clear, structured path -without losing rigor or falling into oversimplification.
At the end of his life, after a life devoted to building the great synthesis between reason and faith, Saint Thomas fell silent. The same intellect that had built chains of arguments for decades perhaps recognized its own limit.
As a legacy, Thomas Aquinas gave the Latin West a tool of enormous reach: the capacity to construct rigorous philosophical arguments, able to face objections, establish distinctions, and sustain definitions with a precision that marked the maturity of scholastic Europe. All in the service of a faith that did not renounce reason.
In this book you'll find:

his key ideas explained in their historical contextsynthesis of faith and reasonthe Five Waysbeatitudo (natural and divine law)a look at their impact on later thoughthis reflections on the divine, truth, good and evil, and deatha final section of critiques and open questions to deepen the explorationa guide to sources and recommended readings

This volume is part of the series Complex Philosophy in Simple Terms. Each book can be read on its own, but it also connects with the others within a larger journey that traces Western philosophy from its beginnings to the modern search for meaning.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0G3LWDLR1
• ISBN13: 9798275731316
• Release Date: November 2025
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 70 Pages
• Weight: 0.21 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.0" x 9.0"