Review: Not meant to be an easy read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 20, 2013
I am reading this a small section at a time. I am nowhere near through.  Thomas Aquinas poses arguments about ideas related to such as the nature of goodness and God, then gives as many opinions as he can before presenting his own conclusions and the logic he used in reaching them.  He stresses logical arguments, though being a Catholic Saint, the existence of God is a given.  I am absolutely amazed by the detail of the questions he poses. I do not have the mindset for it and frankly find it a tedious undertaking, but occassionally, I actually understand his flow on a single concept.  I figure it is a good mental exersize so will continue reading a bit each day. This is not a pool book, nor a glance at a page and watch TV book, I do not know anyone I would think would actually enjoy it, but then Socrates was not likely in my gene pool.