That work makes use of an argument from degree similar to that of St. Anselm.
This man's miracles include transforming a basket of fish into one he could still stomach while on his deathbed. That was known as "the Miracle of the Herrings" which was used to aid in the canonization of this philosopher. A distinction is made, in one of this man's works, between human and divine truths. That work was designed to be a manual for would-be missionaries. Another work by man asserts that laws put forth in the old testament do not necessarily apply to non-Jews. That work makes use of an argument from degree similar to that of St. Anselm. A Dominican friar, for ten points, name this Saint also known as Doctor Universalis who wrote Summa contra Gentiles and Summa Theologica.
This man's miracles include transforming a basket of fish into one he could still stomach while on his deathbed.
St. Thomas {Aquinas}