Who was Thomas Aquinas? A. a thirteenth-century scientist who tried to prove that God did not exist B. a thirteenth-century warrior who invaded Palestine to regain control of the Holy Land for Christians C. a thirteenth-century author who used reason and logic to explain Christian beliefs D. a thirteenth-century descendant of Charlemagne who used reason and logic to end the Crusades

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Who was Thomas Aquinas? A. a thirteenth-century scientist who tried to prove that God did not exist B. a thirteenth-century warrior who invaded Palestine to regain control of the Holy Land for Christians C. a thirteenth-century author who used reason and logic to explain Christian beliefs D. a thirteenth-century descendant of Charlemagne who used reason and logic to end the Crusades

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Monique Atkinson · Answer 1

Thomas Aquinas was a thirteenth r author who used reason and logic to explain Christian beliefs.

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Thomas Aquinas was born on 1225 in Italy ... He was a biographer and a theologian who was one of the most influential medieval thinkers and used reason and divine revelation to explain Christian beliefs ... C