It was written by a prominent (*) student of Albertus Magnus and the titan of Scholastic philosophy.
This work's sections include "Of the Substance of Angels Absolutely Considered" and "Of Christ's Manner of Life." It consists of a series of questions, objections, and responses, which often quote Aristotle, whom this work refers to as "The Philosopher." Its first part presents five proofs of the existence of God, and its final part was left unfinished after its author had a spiritual experience in 1273. It was written by a prominent (*) student of Albertus Magnus and the titan of Scholastic philosophy. For 10 points, name this systematic work by Thomas Aquinas which purports to collect all Catholic theology.
This work's sections include "Of the Substance of Angels Absolutely Considered" and "Of Christ's Manner of Life."
{Summa Theologica} [or {Summa Theologiae}]