An enduring pillar of medieval Christian philosophy, this 1894 edition of Summa Contra Gentiles distills Aquinas’s masterful attempt to reconcile reason and faith in defense of Christian doctrine. Written not for the faithful alone but as a rational dialogue with non-Christian thinkers, it remains one of the most intellectually ambitious works in the Western canon.

This printing—emblematic of the 19th-century Thomistic revival—resurrects the scholastic precision and Aristotelian clarity of Aquinas for a modernizing world. Rich in metaphysical argument and theological insight, this volume bridges antiquity and modernity, faith and logic—offering not just doctrine, but a method of thinking.

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