/lit/ - Literature

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>>10043825
>How hard is Summa Theologiae?

It is a reference manual, so not meant for casual reading. But in terms of reading it generally, you need a knowledge of Greek thought to make sense of it or many terms would be totally lost to you. For instance, "motion" is different from modern thought and Greek thought.

If you want an introduction to serious theology, I would recommend Scholastic Metaphysics: A Contemporary Introduction by Edward Feser. It intorduces major concepts and contends contemporary criticisms.

>>10044348 is generally correct, but On Being and Essence is a difficult test as-is. Do not start there.

But hey, man. Yeah, I post everywhere. I'm originally a /v/ tripfag. I'm... busy, though. Doing personal work at home between work for businesses. /pol/ got a large swathe of Redditors and posters from other boards during the election and it's made Catholic Generals not a big thing at all. Moreover, it's become a trend to think that the Christian/Catholic identity on that board CAME from the migration in during the election. It's ridiculous.