"Thomistic" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Thomistic" Meaning

Adjective:
Relating to or characteristic of Thomas Aquinas or his philosophical and theological ideas, particularly his synthesis of Aristotelian and Christian thought."He is a thoroughgoing Thomistic philosopher."

"Thomistic" Examples

Examples of "Thomistic"

Noun

The university's philosophy department hosted a symposium on Thomistic philosophy.
The Thomistic Institute published a series of papers on the life and works of Thomas Aquinas.
The Thomistic approach to philosophy emphasizes the importance of natural law.

Adjective

The Thomistic revival in the 20th century led to a renewed interest in classical philosophy.
The artist's use of color was heavily influenced by the Thomistic philosophy of beauty.
The Thomistic concept of analogy is central to the philosopher's understanding of God.

Proper Noun

The University of Saint Thomas, a Jesuit university, is named after the Dominican friar Thomas Aquinas.
The Thomistic Institute at Boston College is dedicated to the study and dissemination of Thomas Aquinas's ideas.
The Thomas Aquinas College in the United States offers a program in Thomistic philosophy.