Is it true that in Summa the Son is potrayed as the Intellect who understands the Divine Essence fully,and since in us when we understand an object,from us proceeds an understanding of the object understood.So same happens in the Divine essence,thus the Father generates the Son as Intellect,and that from Intellect it comes Will(Holy Spirit),since to Will something we must understand it first,thus God's Wills His Essence (the Holy Spirit is also said as the bond of Love between the Father and the Son,since Love is naturally,than it proceeds naturally,in the substance).If you did a similar explanation in the Summa on this can you send me the link of the video,thanks
Wow, great question. You've put a lot into that question but you're on the right track. St. Thomas covers the Blessed Trinity in questions 27-43 in the Summa. I did videos on each of those questions which you can find on this same page (they're all named according to the question with ST meaning Summa Theologica and the 1 meaning Prima Pars, of the first part of the Summa. So go back and you will find specific videos on those questions having to do with those aspects of the Trinity and the particular persons. If you have time and interest, go back to ST 1 and watch them all as they all build upon each other. God bless- Dave
Is it true that in Summa the Son is potrayed as the Intellect who understands the Divine Essence fully,and since in us when we understand an object,from us proceeds an understanding of the object understood.So same happens in the Divine essence,thus the Father generates the Son as Intellect,and that from Intellect it comes Will(Holy Spirit),since to Will something we must understand it first,thus God's Wills His Essence (the Holy Spirit is also said as the bond of Love between the Father and the Son,since Love is naturally,than it proceeds naturally,in the substance).If you did a similar explanation in the Summa on this can you send me the link of the video,thanks
Wow, great question. You've put a lot into that question but you're on the right track. St. Thomas covers the Blessed Trinity in questions 27-43 in the Summa. I did videos on each of those questions which you can find on this same page (they're all named according to the question with ST meaning Summa Theologica and the 1 meaning Prima Pars, of the first part of the Summa. So go back and you will find specific videos on those questions having to do with those aspects of the Trinity and the particular persons. If you have time and interest, go back to ST 1 and watch them all as they all build upon each other. God bless- Dave