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Thomas Aquinas's year of death.
When was 1274? (Referenced in Table 5.1)
The Modern Theologist who credits the "death of God" movement to Thomas's concept of the analogy.
Who is Karl Barth?
A Philosophical Scientific Truth.
What is Nature? (Referenced Table 5.2)
The thing that all knowledge depends on.
What is the revelation of God?
Four men who changed the world. (Referenced Table 5.1)
Who are Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, and Thomas Aquinas.
Name two universities Thomas attended.
What is the University of Naples and the University of Paris?
Name his third proof for God's existence, and what its formally referred to. (not ?)
3) Necessary Being (ontological)
Thomas's most egregious error.
What is separating nature and grace?
The most important philosophical distinction.
What is distinction and separation?
A Shakespearean character referenced in chapter 5. (pg. 72)
Who is Hamlet?
The giver of Thomas Aquinas's title: "Doctor Angelicus".
What/who is the Catholic Church?
Name his first and second proof for God's existence. (not ?)
1) Motion
2) Efficient Cause
What is natural revelation?
The chief venue of theology.
What is Scripture?
The title of Thomas Aquinas's book.
What is the Summa Theologica?
The famous theologian Thomas trained under.
Who was Albert the Great.
Three qualifying terms he used when developing his natural theology?
What are mediate, analogous, and incomplete.
Thomas's thought is often referred to as___
What is Thomism?
A theological truth.
What is grace? (Referenced Table 5.2)
Scholastic Philosophers relied heavily on___
What is rigorous logic and deductive reasoning.
One of Thomas's most famous quotes. (not ?)
"I would rather believe that cows fly than that one of my brothers would lie to me."(Referenced in chapter 5 pg.66)
Thomas Aquinas's fourth and fifth proof for God's existence. (not ?)
4) Degrees of Perfection
5) Evidence of Order in the Universe
Thomas is credited with achieving___
What is the Classical Synthesis between Philosophy and Theology?
Thomas's view of "mixed articles".
What is truth that can be learned by either nature or grace?
The person who referred to the scholastic period as "the apex of medieval philosophy".
Who was Sameul Stumpf?