Thomist
noun
A person who follows the philosophical teachings of Thomas Aquinas.
He is a thomist who discusses the interplay of faith and reason.

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Thomist philosophy,Thomist ethics,Thomist theology
noun
A scholar who interprets and teaches the ideas of Thomas Aquinas.
As a thomist, she frequently lectures on Aquinas's methods.

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Formal
Thomist scholarship,Thomist texts,Thomist perspectives
noun
A person who follows the philosophical teachings of Thomas Aquinas.
He is a thomist who discusses the interplay of faith and reason.

Usage tips
Neutral
Thomist philosophy,Thomist ethics,Thomist theology
noun
A scholar who interprets and teaches the ideas of Thomas Aquinas.
As a thomist, she frequently lectures on Aquinas's methods.

Usage tips
Formal
Thomist scholarship,Thomist texts,Thomist perspectives
Definition 1 of 2

Context
Understanding a thomist's viewpoint requires knowledge of Aquinas's works.
A thomist often engages in philosophical debates about morality.
Formality
In academic discussions, one might refer to thomists in contrast to other schools of thought.
Use 'thomist' in formal theological discussions to reflect a specific philosophical stance.
Cultural reference
Thomism is an important tradition in Catholic thought and can influence contemporary debates.
Understanding the historical context of thomism enriches discussions.
Context
Understanding a thomist's viewpoint requires knowledge of Aquinas's works.
A thomist often engages in philosophical debates about morality.
Formality
In academic discussions, one might refer to thomists in contrast to other schools of thought.
Use 'thomist' in formal theological discussions to reflect a specific philosophical stance.
Cultural reference
Thomism is an important tradition in Catholic thought and can influence contemporary debates.
Understanding the historical context of thomism enriches discussions.
Context
Understanding a thomist's viewpoint requires knowledge of Aquinas's works.
A thomist often engages in philosophical debates about morality.
Formality
In academic discussions, one might refer to thomists in contrast to other schools of thought.
Use 'thomist' in formal theological discussions to reflect a specific philosophical stance.
Cultural reference
Thomism is an important tradition in Catholic thought and can influence contemporary debates.
Understanding the historical context of thomism enriches discussions.
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