Appeal to authority is not being made. One can understand the need for something like God according to reason. Assent to, or rejection of, other Divine attributes is made by faith.
No one is worshipping Aquinas here; he's not an idol. He is just one providing argument, as you are now.
God is not an idol; He is the Most High - that is the essence to which I and Aquinas refer when using the nominal label of "God".
"(((They)))" reject the Most High as Self-Recealed to us. The Most High is the One.
Appeal to authority is not being made. One can understand the need for something like God according to reason. Assent to, or rejection of, other Divine attributes is made by faith.
No one is worshipping Aquinas here; he's not an idol. He is just one providing argument, as you are now.
God is not an idol; He is the Most High - that is the essence to which I and Aquinas refer when using the nominal label of "God".
"(((They)))" reject the Most High as Self-Recealed to us. The Most High *is* the One.
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