The author of this work died in the middle of his commentary on penance, and it was completed by his pupil Fra Rainaldo da Piperno. Consisting of three main parts, the first half of the second part discusses such things as "Man's Last End" and "Vice and Sin," while the remainder discusses such virtues as "Faith," "Hope," an
The author of this work died in the middle of his commentary on penance, and it was completed by his pupil Fra Rainaldo da Piperno. Consisting of three main parts, the first half of the second part discusses such things as "Man's Last End" and "Vice and Sin," while the remainder discusses such virtues as "Faith," "Hope," and "Charity." While the third part relates Jesus and the Sacraments to Aristotelian logic, the first part contains the famous "Five Ways" or "Five Proofs" of god's existence. FTP, identify this greatest work by St. Thomas Aquinas.
The author of this work died in the middle of his commentary on penance, and it was completed by his pupil Fra Rainaldo da Piperno.
{Summa Theologica}