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Even at the time, ethicists can recognize that there is no ideal choice. [[Thomas Aquinas]]' [[Principle of double effect]] is a classic way of choosing between diff

...lasticism|scholastics]] as [[Albertus Magnus]] (ca. 1200–1280) and [[Thomas Aquinas]] (1225–1274). After Aristotelianism was accepted by the Church, Ari

...eval scholastics such as the philosopher-theologian [[Thomas Aquinas|Saint Thomas Aquinas]] (1225-1274), who argued that the existence of God could be deduced by rea

The concept was first formulated, in a more general ethical context, by [[Thomas Aquinas]].

[[Thomas Aquinas]] took much from Augustine's theology while creating his own unique synthes

* [[Thomas Aquinas]]

...efully preserved. In the Middle Ages his ideas were 'rediscovered' by St Thomas Aquinas and, especially given the effective marriage of the Catholic Church with th

...ists: ''Rousseau, Mill, Pericles'' (for the Athenian ideal of democracy) ''Thomas Aquinas, John Rawls.''

...thinkers Peter Lombard (c.1100-60), [[John Duns Scotus]] (c.1265-1308), [[Thomas Aquinas]] (1225-1274), Pierre d' Ailly (1350-1420) and [[William of Occam]] (1288-1

...nown by the senses)..."<ref>[http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/Thomas_Aquinas Thomas Aquinas]</ref>