<b>Aquinas and Anselm: a critique of theological reason</b> - doi: 10.4025/actascieduc.v32i1.9487
Abstract
Nine hundred years after the death of Anselm of Canterbury, this article examines his idea of Theology as a science in contrast with Aquinas's analysis of the same subject: the "rationes necessariae" of Anselm - in Theology of Redemption in his work "Cur Deus Homo?" - are compared with the reasons of Thomas Aquinas, who emphasizes the liberty of God.
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