This man's major work contains a treatise discussing eternal law, natural law, and human law in its "First Part of the Second Part.
This man's major work contains a treatise discussing eternal law, natural law, and human law in its "First Part of the Second Part." This man dismissed his writing as mere "straw" and refused to finish it after a mystical experience. This student of Albertus Magnus replied to lists of objections and frequently cited Aristotle merely as "The Philosopher" in a tome that updated Augustine's definition of just war and attempted to justify all of Catholic faith using reason. For 10 points, name this thirteenth-century Doctor of the Church who wrote Summa Theologica.
This man's major work contains a treatise discussing eternal law, natural law, and human law in its "First Part of the Second Part.
Saint Thomas Aquinas [or Tomaso d'Aquino; prompt on "Thomas"]