Aquinas and Modernity

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Drury challenges the established view of Thomas Aquinas, portraying him as a fervent Dominican rather than a moderate Christian thinker. She highlights his strong support for papal authority, the Inquisition, and the persecution of Jews. Despite her critical stance, Drury aims to reclaim the rationalism and naturalism that Aquinas struggled to align with his beliefs, offering a complex re-evaluation of his legacy in the context of faith and reason.