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 1  2,20|        later developed by Thomas Aquinas to become the official soteriological
 2  7,14|         a Dominican monk, Thomas Aquinas. Aquinas' works were condemned
 3  7,14|  Dominican monk, Thomas Aquinas. Aquinas' works were condemned by
 4  7,14|     thinkers of the Middle Ages. Aquinas is considered a major theologian
 5  7,14|          true” at another time). Aquinas' teachings will be examined
 6  7,14|        of humanism in the West.~ Aquinas is famous for his Summa
 7  7,14|        fall of man in this work, Aquinas proposed that while the
 8  7,14|        to such a lofty height in Aquinas' teaching that all Westerners
 9  7,14| revelation with human reasoning. Aquinas inadvertently opened the
10  7,14|         measure of all things.”~ Aquinas' teaching was a departure
11  7,14|           Under the influence of Aquinas' teaching, Western philosophers
12  7,14|     religions and philosophies). Aquinas himself relied on Aristotle,
13  7,14|         Aristotle's ideas, which Aquinas transformed into the framework
14  7,14|        for law? Thus, ever since Aquinas, Western man has been faced
15  8,14|        various relations. Thomas Aquinas capsulized this way of thinking
16  8,14|      Persons with the relations. Aquinas had a very barren idea of
17  9,15|         first appeared in Thomas Aquinas' Summa Theologica, which
18 10,26|          of Clairvaux and Thomas Aquinas decisively rejected it,
19 10,26|          monks, following Thomas Aquinas, censured the teaching of