Saint Thomas Aquinas developed his ideas about God by synthesizing the teachings of Aristotle and other philosophers with Christian theology. He argued that while God's essence cannot be known, God's existence and attributes can be understood through reason. Aquinas believed that God is the uncaused First Cause of all things, all-powerful, all-knowing, and perfectly good.
Saint Thomas Aquinas developed his ideas about God by synthesizing the teachings of Aristotle and other philosophers with Christian theology. He argued that while God's essence cannot be known, God's existence and attributes can be understood through reason. Aquinas believed that God is the uncaused First Cause of all things, all-powerful, all-knowing, and perfectly good.
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Saint Thomas Aquinas developed his ideas about God by synthesizing the teachings of Aristotle and other philosophers with Christian theology. He argued that while God's essence cannot be known, God's existence and attributes can be understood through reason. Aquinas believed that God is the uncaused First Cause of all things, all-powerful, all-knowing, and perfectly good.
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