Aquinas

Human reason alone is __________ for attaining divine truth; therefore, divine revelation is necessary.

insufficient

Some truths about God exceed __________ comprehension (Isaiah 66:4).

human

Revelation ensures __________, certainty, and accessibility for all people.

clarity

Philosophy discovers truth through reason, but sacred doctrine comes from God’s __________.

authority

Everything in motion is moved by __________ else.

something

An infinite regress is impossible → There must be an __________ Mover (God).

Unmoved

Every effect has a __________.

cause

Things exist but could cease to exist → There must be a __________ Being.

Necessary

Things have degrees of __________ (e.g., good, better, best).

perfection

This implies purposeful __________ → There must be an Intelligent Designer (God).

guidance

Faith is beyond, but not __________ reason.

against

Philosophy helps clarify and __________ revealed truths.

defend

Natural knowledge leads to a __________ for higher truth.

desire

Sacred doctrine proceeds from divine __________, making it a science based on God’s wisdom.

revelation

Since God is the author, multiple meanings do not cause confusion but __________ understanding.

enrich

God’s essence is __________ human comprehension, so His existence must be demonstrated through His effects.

beyond

A priori proof (from cause to effect) is not __________ since we don’t grasp God’s essence.

possible

Creation implies a __________.

Creator

The Five Ways to Prove God’s Existence include Motion, Causation, Contingency, Gradation, and __________.

Governance

God permits evil to bring about __________ good.

greater

God is not made of parts but is pure __________ itself.

being

Lack of perfection implies potentiality and change, but God is pure __________.

actuality

God can do all things possible but cannot do what is intrinsically __________.

contradictory

He knows all possibilities and actualities, including __________ choices.

free will