Selected Writings of Thomas Aquinas by Saint Thomas Aquinas Part 1/2 | Full Audio Book

Selected Writings of Thomas Aquinas by Saint Thomas Aquinas (1225 - 1274)
Genre(s): Middle Ages/Middle History, Medieval, Christianity - Other

Read by: E. Sharp in English

Parts:

Chapters:
00:00:00 - 00 - Preface
00:12:14 - 01 - Sermon for the Feast of St. Martin
00:36:01 - 02 - Sermon for the Feast of All Saints
01:01:17 - 03 - Sermon on the Body of the Lord
01:13:27 - 04 - Feast of Corpus Christi (Liturgical Offices)
01:48:54 - 05 - The Office of a Wise Man and Author's Intention (Summa Contra Gentiles)
01:58:11 - 06 - Commentary on Aristotle's De Anima
02:38:50 - 07 - Questions on The Law (Summa Theologica)
03:04:25 - 08 - Selections from 'Summa Contra Gentiles' part 1
03:22:00 - 09 - Selections from 'Summa Contra Gentiles' part 2
03:37:20 - 10 - Selections from 'Summa Contra Gentiles' part 3
03:59:09 - 11 - Selections from 'Summa Contra Gentiles' part 4
04:23:07 - 12 - Selections from 'Summa Contra Gentiles' part 5
04:44:26 - 13 - Selections from 'Summa Contra Gentiles' part 6
05:01:41 - 14 - Aristotle's Metaphysics
05:19:54 - 15 - Of Being and Essence
05:32:21 - 16 - Natural Reason and Salvation (Summa Theologica)
05:37:41 - 17 - Consideration of Creatures (Summa Contra Gentiles)
05:42:25 - 18 - Treatise on Truth
05:58:55 - 19 - Commentary on the 'Divine Names' of Dionysus
06:09:11 - 20 - The Contemplative Life (Summa Theologica) part 1
06:55:55 - 21 - The Contemplative Life (Summa Theologica) part 2

'Saint Thomas Aquinas is the figure chosen out by Dante in the Paradiso to sing the glories of truth which stretched from God in His heaven to the abyss, and his fame as a thinker has grown with the ages and is as fresh to-day as it was in his lifetime...Since no one book can do S. Thomas justice, I have been forced to pick and choose out of his works a series of passages which will be sufficiently long and interconnected to convey the main theme of his philosophy. In the selection made there are examples of his method of argument and the way he arrives at his favourite conclusions.' - Summary by Preface