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...rried through the [[Middle Ages]] by the Scholastic philosophers such as [[Thomas Aquinas]]. In the [[Renaissance]] era, [[Machiavelli]] started the realist approach

...na Carta]] and in the philosophical work of [[Plato]], [[Aristotle]] and [[Thomas Aquinas]]. From the rule of law come other democratic ideals - the presumption of i

This view is echoed in the writings of [[Thomas Aquinas]], and even later in the theory of [[occasionalism]].

*Thomas Aquinas (Thomas of Aquino (Italy)), Dominican friar and priest, 1225-74

...and argued against by the thirteenth-century philosopher and theologian [[Thomas Aquinas]], and was for some time neglected, but the [[Early-modern philosophy|early

...istotle]], [[Confucius]], [[Lao Tse]], [[Augustine of Hippo|Augustine]], [[Thomas Aquinas]], [[Thomas Hobbes]], [[René Descartes]], [[Baruch Spinoza]], [[Gott ...uch as St. [[Augustine of Hippo]], St. [[Anselm of Canterbury]], and St. [[Thomas Aquinas]], but Jewish philosophers such as [[Moses Maimonides|Maimonides]] (''Moshe

Christian philosophers, starting with [[Thomas Aquinas]] have often answered that the dilemma is false: yes, god commands somethin

1225 [[Thomas Aquinas]] (1224-74) Catholic theologian and philosopher, author of ''Summa Theologi

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...ment from an absolute moral order finds it's origin in St [[Thomas Aquinas|Thomas Aquinas']] argument from degree - in that human beings vary in goodness, and God pr ...ute; Descartes]], and [[Alvin Plantinga]]; its principal critics include [[Thomas Aquinas]] and [[Immanuel Kant]].

...phers have applied their philosophical insights to practical issues. St. [[Thomas Aquinas]] (1225-74) treated such topics as marriage and the family in his ''Summa T

| [[Plato]], [[Aristotle]], [[Anselm of Canterbury|Anselm]], [[Thomas Aquinas|Aquinas]], [[William of Ockham|Ockham]], [[Francisco Suárez|Suarez]], [[Ma

The [[Doctrine of Double Effect]], articulated by Thomas Aquinas,<ref name=StanfordDE>{{citation

...ers—not unlike those in La Sarte—run a theological program, again based on Thomas Aquinas. But instead of fully immersing himself in a somewhat outdated theological

..., divided in two main and fiercely opposing schools, the Dominicans ([[St. Thomas Aquinas]] (1225-1274) and the [[School of Salamanca]] <ref name=SALAMANCA>[http://c ...mas Aquinas <ref name=SUMMA>[http://www.ccel.org/a/aquinas/summa/home.html THOMAS AQUINAS, Saint (1225?-1274).''The Summa Theologica''. </ref>, that set down the dog

...use fully in accord with the teachings on just wars of Saint Augustine and Thomas Aquinas."

...nas]]. In his political writing<ref>[http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17897 Thomas Aquinas: ''Summa Theologiae.'']</ref>. Aquinas generally followed Aristotle in adv

...scovered antique science pagan, but [[scholasticism|scholastics]] as St. [[Thomas Aquinas]] (1225-1274) managed to reconcile the Aristotelian knowledge with Christi

...ttention to those natures. Defenders of natural law theory have included [[Thomas Aquinas]] and [[John Finnis]].

...cluded from ordination by Church doctrine. The most important Doctor is St Thomas Aquinas, whose works were declared the foundation of theology by the Pope in 1893.

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&ndash;1280) and [[Thomas Aquinas]] (1225&ndash;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>