Titlebook: Aquinas‘s Philosophy of Religion; Paul O’Grady Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014 god.philosoph

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,Arguments for God’s Existence,acquire such truths by reasoning alone, since faith is sufficient for this, as has been discussed in the previous chapter. What then is the role of reason in dealing with God? Aquinas believes that reason defuses objections to religious belief and clarifies the content of such belief [SCG 1.9]. Yet

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,Objections to God’s Existence,ce, the kind of dialectic seen in the previous chapter. Secondly, there are arguments which seek to independently show that the existence of such a thing as the God of classical theism is impossible or irrational to believe. Of this latter kind the two most powerful in contemporary discussions are t

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,God’s Nature: The Way of Negation,whatever can be known about God through the resources of human reason. The medieval period was the golden age of this kind of project, drawing on patristic authors such as Augustine, with major figures such as Boethius, Anselm and Aquinas contributing to the discussion.. However, atheists also have

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