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Thomas Aquinas: Summa Theologica, Part I (Prima Pars)

The Summa Theologica, Aquinas's great synthesis of theology, left unfinished at his death in 1274: God, the Trinity, creation, the angels and the human person.

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From the opening: Prologue

First Part (Qq. 1-119)

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1. The Nature and Extent of Sacred Doctrine 2. The Existence of God 3. On the Simplicity of God 4. The Perfection of God 5. Of Goodness in General 6. The Goodness of God 7. The Infinity of God 8. The Existence of God in Things 9. The Immutability of God 10. The Eternity of God 11. The Unity of God 12. How God Is Known by Us 13. The Names of God 14. Of God's Knowledge 15. Of Ideas 16. Of Truth 17. Concerning Falsity 18. The Life of God 19. The Will of God 20. God's Love 21. The Justice and Mercy of God 22. The Providence of God 23. Of Predestination 24. The Book of Life 25. The Power of God 26. Of the Divine Beatitude

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Contents (139 sections)

  1. Opening
  2. Title page
  3. Note to This Electronic Edition
  4. Prologue
  5. Treatise on the Trinity
  6. Treatise on the Creation
  7. Treatise on the Angels
  8. Treatise on the Work of the Six Days
  9. Treatise on Man
  10. Treatise on the Divine Government
  11. Prologue
  12. Question 2
  13. Question 3
  14. Question 4
  15. Question 5
  16. Question 6
  17. Question 7
  18. Question 8
  19. Question 9
  20. Question 10
  21. Question 11
  22. Question 12
  23. Question 12 (continued)
  24. Question 13
  25. Question 13 (continued)
  26. Question 14
  27. Question 14 (continued)
  28. Question 15
  29. Question 16
  30. Question 17
  31. Question 18
  32. Question 19
  33. Question 19 (continued)
  34. Question 20
  35. Question 21
  36. Question 22
  37. Question 23
  38. Question 23 (continued)
  39. Question 25
  40. Question 26
  41. Question 27
  42. Question 28
  43. Question 29
  44. Question 30
  45. Question 31
  46. Question 32
  47. Question 33
  48. Question 34
  49. Question 35
  50. Question 37
  51. Question 38
  52. Question 39
  53. Question 39 (continued)
  54. Question 40
  55. Question 41
  56. Question 42
  57. Question 43
  58. Question 44
  59. Question 45
  60. Question 46
  61. Question 47
  62. Question 48
  63. Question 49
  64. Question 50
  65. Question 51
  66. Question 52
  67. Question 53
  68. Question 54
  69. Question 55
  70. Question 56
  71. Question 57
  72. Question 58
  73. Sixth Article [I, Q. 58, a. 6]
  74. Question 59
  75. Question 60
  76. Question 61
  77. Question 62
  78. Question 63
  79. Question 64
  80. Question 65
  81. Question 66
  82. Question 67
  83. Question 68
  84. The second and third objections are sufficiently answered by what has been already said
  85. Question 69
  86. Question 70
  87. Question 71
  88. Question 73
  89. Question 74
  90. Question 75
  91. Question 76
  92. Question 76 (continued)
  93. Question 77
  94. Question 78
  95. Question 79
  96. Question 79 (continued)
  97. Question 80
  98. Question 81
  99. Question 82
  100. Question 83
  101. Question 84
  102. Question 84 (continued)
  103. Question 85
  104. Question 85 (continued)
  105. Question 86
  106. Question 87
  107. Question 88
  108. Question 89
  109. Question 90
  110. Question 91
  111. Question 92
  112. Question 93
  113. Question 93 (continued)
  114. Question 95
  115. Question 96
  116. Question 97
  117. Question 98
  118. Question 99
  119. Question 100
  120. Question 101
  121. Question 103
  122. Question 104
  123. Question 105
  124. Question 106
  125. Question 107
  126. Question 108
  127. Question 108 (continued)
  128. Question 110
  129. Question 111
  130. Question 112
  131. Question 113
  132. Question 114
  133. Question 115
  134. Question 115 (continued)
  135. Question 118
  136. Question 119
  137. *** End of the Project Gutenberg Ebook Summa Theologica, Part I (Prima Pars) ***
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Thomas Aquinas. Thomas Aquinas: Summa Theologica, Part I (Prima Pars). Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province. Project Gutenberg eBook 17611, 1911–1925. https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17611
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Thomas Aquinas. Thomas Aquinas: Summa Theologica, Part I (Prima Pars). Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province, Project Gutenberg eBook 17611, 1911–1925. https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17611
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Thomas Aquinas (1911–1925). Thomas Aquinas: Summa Theologica, Part I (Prima Pars) (Fathers of the English Dominican Province, Trans.). Project Gutenberg eBook 17611. https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/17611

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