This work distinguishes between a substance and a subsistence, saying that the human soul is the latter because it is incomplete without a body.
This work distinguishes between a substance and a subsistence, saying that the human soul is the latter because it is incomplete without a body. This work's author rejects the Pluralist argument in saying that humans are uniquely rational beings, while angels and God are intelligent but not rational. Uncompleted at its author's death, this work's Supplement was taken from parts of its author's commentary on Peter Lombard's Sentences. This work contains arguments from motion, efficient causes, possibility and necessity, gradation of being, and design, the so-called quinque viae, or Five Ways to prove God's existence. For 10 points, name this magnum opus of Thomas Aquinas.
This work distinguishes between a substance and a subsistence, saying that the human soul is the latter because it is incomplete without a body.
Summa Theologiae [or Summa Theologica]