Not that it truly matters, but I don't believe that is the typical order

everyone shills aquinas

Well he is quite the important figure

all i remember about augustine is that he used to fuck thotties 24/7 before he reformed

and is from north africa

Well I guess that is one way of putting his upbringing. But he wrote City of God, along with a host of other stuff. Monumental stuff

whos the saint who used to be a bandit then started defeding churches

he was an arab i think

Yeah, I know who you're talking about, but the name escapes me too.

@Βασιλεύς you're just a quark nigger

good enws

i btfo 3 different commies at once

>tfw essentially Blue Legion 2.0

But a note on Aquinas though:
Keep in mind while reading his works that he is, by and large, attempting to reconcile the philosophical/metaphysical traditions of Plato & Aristotle with that of God and the teachings of Christ. There is a lot of Logic in his works.

Plus, he gets to saying in his works something along the lines of "Grace perfects nature." This phrase, and the ideas behind it are quite heavy concepts. I would say that you can consider yourself well versed in the ideals of Aquinas when you can confidently, and precisely describe what is meant by "Grace perfects nature."

ok

epic style

ok now theyre calling me an incel for making a joke about stalin patrolling thots

@Inquisitor of this Flavortown So have you read other great works, or is Aquinas you first sort of venture into this?

a fucking chink n9igger started it

i havent read any opf his works

i am planning to

No I mean any works by anybody

What noteworthy texts have you read, or are you starting with Aquinas

ive read some texts but u prolly wouldnt like them

What are they, my guy?

b-bhagavad gita

i used to be a pagan i know what youre gonna say

What am I gonna say?

le gay pagan lamo

*lmao

or youll atleast disavow it

it has some good points, albeit heretical

What can I say, you're personally taking the initiative to study the true faith, concepts surrounding it, or larger philosophical concepts in general. Christianity, at its beginnings, was a religion of converts.

And largely still is today

yea i guess

thanks

Many of the great early church fathers were not born Christian. Their writings detail the importance of their conversion, and they give a really nice perspective on what Christianity is and what it means to be a Christian. Most of them were men who converted to the faith while the Roman Empire, not yet fully Christianized, was pursuing a massive and abhorrent persecution of Christians. They were being tortured in horrifying ways, executed in horrifying ways, but these men still converted despite knowing what might lay in store for them. It speaks to the strength of their convictions and the integrity of their character.

feel like shit just want my twitter back

I just downloaded fortnite on my blackberry anyone wanna lan?

I swear I’m not a fed

ill bring the mt dew