God and His Creation

In the beginning of the Summa Theologiae, St. Thomas Aquinas taught that God was the beginning and end of all things. In this course, we first study God in Himself, and then as the beginning, or Creator, of the universe. How do we know Him, what can we know about Him, and how do creatures (the world, the angels, and human beings) proceed forth from His creating hand?

The Five Ways.png — 28. The Five Ways

The Divine Attributes.png — 29. The Divine Attributes

Naming God.png — 30. Naming God

God's Knowledge.png — 31. God’s Knowledge

God's Will.png — 32. God’s Will

Providence and Chance.png — 33. Providence and Chance

34. Freedom

35. Predestination

The Triune God.png — 36. The Triune God

The Persons of the Trinity.png — 37. The Persons of the Trinity

The Missions of the Trinity.png — 38. The Missions of the Trinity

Creation and Governance.png — 39. Creation and Governance

The Problem of Evil.png — 40. The Problem of Evil

Angels and Demons.png — 41. Angels and Demons

Angelic Knowledge and Choice.png — 42. Angelic Knowledge and Choice

The Immortality of the Soul.png — 43. The Immortality of the Soul

Body and Soul.png — 44. Body and Soul

The Powers of the Soul - A Closer Look.png — 45. The Powers of the Soul: A Closer Look

Thomistic Epistemology.png — 46. Thomistic Epistemology

The Image of God and Original Justice.png — 47. The Image of God and Original Justice

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