The Summa Theologica of Thomas Aquinas

a. raised questions concerning theology and solved them by the dialectical method.

b. rejected the scholastic method of dialectical reasoning.

c. suggested that truths derived by reason were far inferior to those derived by faith.

d. preached for an acceptance of homosexuality when most members of the church condemned it.

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The Summa Theologica of Thomas Aquinas

a. raised questions concerning theology and solved them by the dialectical method.

b. rejected the scholastic method of dialectical reasoning.

c. suggested that truths derived by reason were far inferior to those derived by faith.

d. preached for an acceptance of homosexuality when most members of the church condemned it.

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Mickey · Answer 1

A) raised questions concerning theology and solved them by the dialectical method.

Explanation:

Thomas Aquinas is the better representant of Scholasticism, and according to him, faith and reason could exist and share experiences. Thomas Aquinas believed that the secret was to rationalize Christian thinking and to reflect on the approximation between faith and reason. In this way, through the use of the dialectical method, the knowledge would be achieved through the experience exchange between faith and reason, promoting a dialog.