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The 90 pages that link to Thomas Aquinas, each with the reason it gives.

• Medieval philosophyRelated: His synthesis became a central model of medieval Christian philosophical inquiry.

• A Portrait of the Artist as a Young ManRelated: Stephen adapts Thomistic ideas when explaining beauty and artistic perception.

• Malleus MaleficarumRelated: Kramer drew on scholastic ideas about demons, sin, and human agency.

• Umberto EcoRelated: Eco’s early scholarship examined Aquinas and medieval aesthetics.

• Alasdair MacIntyreRelated: MacIntyre’s later thought treats Aquinas as a major interpreter of Aristotelian moral inquiry.

• John PhiloponusRelated: Aquinas encountered arguments associated with Philoponus through the long tradition of debate over Aristotle.

• Mortal sinRelated: He systematically explained mortal sin as turning away from humanity's ultimate end.

• University of Naples Federico IIRelated: Aquinas studied at the University of Naples before joining the Dominican Order.

• Politics (Aristotle)Related: Aquinas helped transmit and reinterpret Aristotle’s political philosophy in medieval Europe.

• SlothRelated: He analyzed sloth as sorrow concerning spiritual good and its demands.

• Venial sinRelated: Aquinas gave a systematic account of venial sin and its difference from mortal sin.

• Cardinal virtuesRelated: He distinguished the cardinal virtues from theological virtues and developed their roles in moral life.

• Dogmatic theologyRelated: His Summa Theologiae became a major model for ordered doctrinal exposition.

• Existence of GodRelated: His Five Ways systematized several influential arguments for God's existence.

• GluttonyRelated: Aquinas analyzed gluttony as a vice of disordered appetite.

• On the SoulRelated: His commentary and arguments made the treatise central to medieval accounts of soul.

• ArpinoRelated: Aquinas’s nearby birthplace at Roccasecca links Arpino to the region’s medieval history.

• Bernard LonerganRelated: Lonergan’s early philosophical study and later theology engaged deeply with Aquinas.

• Conceptions of GodRelated: His arguments and account of divine attributes shaped classical theism.

• Dominic de GuzmánRelated: His work became one of the most influential intellectual legacies of Dominic’s order.

• Fulton J. SheenRelated: Aquinas’s thought was central to Sheen’s philosophical and theological training.

• History of ethicsRelated: His synthesis became a central reference point for natural-law ethics.

• History of suicideRelated: His account of suicide’s wrongness influenced later Catholic moral teaching.

• Peripatetic axiomRelated: Aquinas made the sensory origin of human knowledge central to his account of the intellect.

• Thomas CajetanRelated: Cajetan’s extensive commentaries helped establish Aquinas as a continuing authority in Catholic theology.