This thinker's brother locked him in a tower and sent a woman to tempt him, which G.K Chesterton claims is the only time he ever got publicly angry.
This thinker's brother locked him in a tower and sent a woman to tempt him, which G.K Chesterton claims is the only time he ever got publicly angry. This thinker began one apologetic work with a summary of God, who is unrestricted by time in Summa Contra Gentiles. This thinker sought to align Aristotelian concepts with Christian doctrine. In one work, this thinker posited that motion, causality, possibility, perfection, and harmony in nature as his five proofs of God. For 10 points, name this early theologian who wrote Summa Theologica.
This thinker's brother locked him in a tower and sent a woman to tempt him, which G.K Chesterton claims is the only time he ever got publicly angry.
St. Thomas {Aquinas} [prompt on “St. Thomas”]