Summa Contra Gentiles

"Summa Contra Gentiles," written by the medieval philosopher Thomas Aquinas, is a theological work aimed at explaining and defending Christian beliefs against non-Christian perspectives. The text primarily addresses questions about the nature of God, the universe, and moral order, presenting rational arguments for faith. Aquinas sought to demonstrate that reason and faith can coexist, showing how philosophical inquiry can lead to a deeper understanding of divine truth. The work is influential in both philosophy and theology, serving as a guide for believers and a resource for dialogue with non-believers.