One of this author's works contrasts two types of truths, those accessible to human intellect, and those like the sacraments for which reason does not stand.
This author dubbed Averroes "The Commentator," and he authored the tracts "On Kingship" and "On Being and Essence" in addition to a work against Averroes, On There Being only One Intellect. One of this author's works contrasts two types of truths, those accessible to human intellect, and those like the sacraments for which reason does not stand. He claimed that there must exist an "unmoved mover" in his magnum opus. For 10 points, name this "Doctor Angelicus," the author of Summa Contra Gentiles who outlined five proofs of God's existence in his unfinished masterpiece, Summa Theologica.
This author dubbed Averroes "The Commentator," and he authored the tracts "On Kingship" and "On Being and Essence" in addition to a work against Averroes,
Thomas {Aquinas} [accept {Tommaso d'Aquino}; prompt on {Doctor Angelicus}]