This author of Contra Errores Graecorum wrote one of his works to convert non-Christians by philosophical argument.
This thinker divided the passions into "irascible" and "concupiscible" categories. This author of Contra Errores Graecorum wrote one of his works to convert non-Christians by philosophical argument. Another work by this author of the Summa Contra Gentiles contains five arguments for the existence of God and unites Christian theology with an (*) Aristotelian worldview. For 10 points, name this Italian theologian who wrote the Summa Theologiae.
This thinker divided the passions into "irascible" and "concupiscible" categories.
Thomas {Aquinas}