Aquinas' three philosophical viewpoints are as follows:

Thomas Aquinas (about 1225-March 7, 1274) was a philosopher and theologian of the medieval scholasticism. He introduced reason into theology and demonstrated the theory of "divine right of monarch" with "natural law". He was one of the earliest advocates of natural theology and the founder of Thomas philosophy school, which became an important basis for Catholicism to study philosophy for a long time.

After his death, he was also named Dr. Angel (Angel Saint) or Dr. Almighty. His most famous work is Summa Theologiae. The Catholic Church considered him to be the greatest theologian in history, and rated him as one of the 33 church saints.

He is the highest authority of Christian theology and theocracy theory in feudal society in Western Europe, and a master of scholasticism. The systematic and complete theological system he established has an important influence on the development of Christian theology. He himself is regarded as a saint by the Christian church and is known as the "king of theological circles".

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Thomas Aquinas was born in the Italian castle of Locaseca, which is the territory of Aquinas' family. Aquinas family is a Lombardy family, which has close relations with the Holy See and the Holy Roman Emperor. Aquinas was a professor of theology at the University of Paris when he was young, and he was the most famous theologian and scholastic philosopher in the Middle Ages.

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Polonia is an Italian highway and railway transportation hub, an important cultural, industrial and commercial center, and the capital of Emilia-Romagne region. Most of the buildings here use orange roofs, and there are many corridors in the old buildings in the urban area.

When Albert Sr. opened the University Library in Cologne, he came to Cologne to continue his studies. On the recommendation of Albert the Great, Thomas entered the theological seminary of the University of Paris in the autumn of 1252 and finished his studies in the spring of 1256. There is no precedent for the school to award a master's degree in theology to Tuobo monks. Because of the personal intervention of the Pope, Thomas got his degree. Since then, Thomas has officially started his teaching career.