Thomas Aquinas

[Anonymous No.9163900]

How do I into Thomas Aquinas?

What are his most important extracts?

[Anonymous No.9163927]

>>9163900

Is eggman Aquinas his reincarnation?

[Anonymous No.9163928]

>>9163900
>How do I into Thomas Aquinas?

You don't. You start with the Greeks and skip the guy.

[Anonymous No.9163931]

>>9163900
all or nothing

[Anonymous No.9163964]

>masturbation is a greater sin than abortion
>mfw i genocided billions

[Anonymous No.9163981]

>>9163964
But what about wet dreams, you still sin regardless of having the fun. May as well wank.

[Anonymous No.9164004]

>>9163981
pro tip: wet dreams aren't loaded with semen.

it's precum

[Anonymous No.9164016]

>>9164004
and post-cum

[Anonymous No.9164046]

Read all the fucking summa theologicae

[Anonymous No.9164635]

Just look at the contents of the Summa and then pick out a chapter that interests you.

I like Aquinas but it's always the same shit with the scholastics, just read some bits here and then and you have a good impression. I like the parts on angels a lot, they're realling interesting theologically.

Oh, and unless you are an expert on Aristotele and medieval theology read along with indepth commentary or else you will miss all the references.

[Anonymous No.9164689]

Honestly, unless you're willing to put a lot of effort into it, you should just read Feser's introduction and maybe his book on Scholastic Metaphysics, and Kreeft's Summa of the Summa. They'll tell you what he thinks but will also give you the context you'll need if you're unfamiliar with the scholastics and with Aristotelian philosophy.