Summa Theológica Espírita - Volume 01 - Filosofia do Espiritismo

Born in the 13th century, in the effervescence of what was considered the best moment of the medieval period, intellectual productions had two ways of expression.; First was Comments, essential in the development of knowledge in this century. The other one was the product of scholasticism, called Summa. The name itself reflects the intention of the intellectuals of the period to offer ‘a documented and argued synthesis of a philosophy that was not separate’ from its theological aspect. The Summa had some famous names but the most important definitely was Thomas Aquinas, who lived between 1225 until 1274. His master piece work unfinished with his death at the age of 49, but in any case, it can be seen that Summa recognizes the reason to allow man to know God, identified as “theology from below” and Theology from above” in the identification of divine truth that reaches man, beyond the intellect, through the means of revelation. This present book now, was built from different moments by the author, at the University, newspaper and magazines specializing in the history of religious. Besides that, there is one other paper without published yet.