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Alternate Title(s): Summa theologiae
Author: Thomas Aquinas
Publication Location: Nuremberg
Year: 1496

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Wormholes appear on the cover of this otherwise well-preserved medieval masterwork of theology. Aquinas represents the medieval synthesis of science and religion. He endorsed the principle of accommodation. He affirmed the unity of truth and refuted apparent conflicts between philosophical truth and Christian faith. The Jesuits were charged with teaching nothing in theology contrary to Thomas Aquinas, and nothing in natural science contrary to Aristotle.

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Theme(s): Religious Studies, Philosophy, History
Chronological Period: Medieval
Geographical Region(s): Italy, Germany, Europe
Resource Type: Book