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• Aquinas and the Heretics .
• Thomas Aquinas. The subject of this article is, Are heretics to be tolerated?, to which Aquinas replies, in brief, No. How on earth could Aquinas justify such a shocking judgment? .
• When Thomas Aquinas was thirteen or so, the Benedictine Monastery of Monte Cassino, where he was a boarding student and oblate, was put to fire and sword by cavalry of Frederick II, the proud and defiant German Emperor. ...
• After Frederick's excommunication at Lyons, the two older brothers of Thomas Aquinas, who had served in Frederick's court for decades, joined in a rebellion against Frederick at Parma that eventually failed, but not without coming close to success. ... The two brothers of Aquinas, former courtiers of Frederick, were tortured, made to languish in prison for years, and at last executed. ...
• When the term "heretic" was used, it was not for Thomas Aquinas or his contemporaries an abstraction. ...
• " Aquinas took to the insights of Aristotle into the relations of body and spirit as a fish to water. ...
• Aquinas saw, of course, that Aristotle was not always right, and did not hesitate to correct him, to push his thought further (to original notions of the conscience and the will, for instance), and above all to build an entirely new context-that of the revelation of love in Jesus Christ-for understanding even the things Aristotle got right. ...
• To read this text, we must clarify what Aquinas means by heretic. ... For Jews and Muslims, Aquinas argues for toleration, not only of their persons but also of their public rites. ...
• Similarly, Aquinas shows a great deal more respect for unbelievers, such as his beloved Aristotle, who knew nothing whatever about Christ and His revelation than he does for heretics. ... (For Aquinas, it is inconceivable that there are two truths, one learned from the things that are, the other learned from faith. ...
• The student of Aquinas already familiar with his teachings on individual personal responsibility, conscience, and the role of reason and will in free choice is likely to be surprised by his unremitting hostility to heretics. ...
• By heretic, again, Aquinas meant a person of Catholic faith who deliberately and resolutely, even after having been called to reflect on the matter, has chosen to renounce that faith in some important particular. Aquinas points out that the word heresy comes from the Greek word for choice. ... It is right, insists Aquinas, that such choice be dealt with harshly. ...

• Thomas Aquinas was a hero of the faith in quite a different sense from the early martyrs who bore witness by their deaths. ...
• Here lived Count Landulf of Aquino, who was the father of Thomas Aquinas and some seven other sons. ...
• So everything was smoothly arranged for Thomas Aquinas becoming a monk, which would seem to be what he himself wanted; and sooner or later becoming Abbot of Monte Cassino. ...
• In so far as we may follow rather dim and disputed events, it would seem that the young Thomas Aquinas walked into his father's castle one day and calmly announced that he had become one of the Begging Friars, of the new order founded by Dominic the Spaniard; much as the eldest son of the squire might go home and airily inform the family that he had married a gypsy; or the heir of a Tory Duke state that he was walking tomorrow with the Hunger Marchers organised by alleged Communists. ...
• To many this would seem a tactful compromise; but it did not commend itself to the narrow medieval mind of Thomas Aquinas. ...

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