Titlebook: St. Thomas Aquinas’ Philosophy; In the Commentary to Battista Mondin Book 1975 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1975 Thomas Aquinas

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,An Anthropology of the “Imago Dei”, and consequently he is no longer studied in his relation to the spiritual and supernatural world, but is considered in his inner nature and rather conceived as a being composed of soul and body. In other words, St. Thomas abandons the anthropology derived from Platonic-Philonic-Augustinian traditio

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,The Contemplation of God as Man’s Natural End,one. The greatest majority are of the opinion that this cannot be done. Why so? Because ethics is not a speculative but a practical science, it is not an abstract but an existential one: its task is not to study the final end of human nature as such, but to consider the final end of human nature in

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The Logic of Rationate Being,As for every other mediaeval author, also for St. Thomas the main source of his logic is Aristotle.. This may be directly evidenced from the fact that the greatest part of the logical works written by the Scholastics, among them Aquinas, are commentaries to one or more of the six books of the ..

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