thomist (Meaning)
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thomist (n.)
A follower of Thomas Aquinas. See Scotist.
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thomist Sentence Examples
- The Thomist worldview emphasizes the rational and intelligible nature of reality.
- Aquinas's Thomist philosophy profoundly influenced Western thought and theology.
- The Thomist school of philosophy is known for its emphasis on natural law and the harmony of faith and reason.
- Thomist theologians argue that God's existence can be proven through reason alone.
- The Thomist tradition has been a major contributor to Catholic intellectual thought for centuries.
- Thomist metaphysics posits the existence of a transcendent God who is the ultimate cause of all things.
- According to Thomist epistemology, human knowledge begins with sense experience but ultimately relies on reason.
- The Thomist view of ethics emphasizes the importance of virtue and the pursuit of the good.
- Thomist aesthetics valorizes beauty as a reflection of God's perfection.
- Contemporary Thomist scholars continue to engage with modern philosophical and theological issues.
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A follower of Thomas Aquinas. See Scotist.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Thomist worldview emphasizes the rational and intelligible nature of reality.
Aquinas's Thomist philosophy profoundly influenced Western thought and theology.
The Thomist school of philosophy is known for its emphasis on natural law and the harmony of faith and reason.
Thomist theologians argue that God's existence can be proven through reason alone.
