The romance of reason: an adventure in the thought of Thomas Aquinas

Petersham, Mass.: Saint Bede's Publications (1993)
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A study of reason, as an invitation to explore and discover a new life of meaning, The Romance of Reason is an attempt to put the philosophical basis of Aquinas' thinking into nontechnical language and make it accessible to the general reader.

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