Man's Approach to God

Exploring the intersection of intuition and philosophy, the author examines St. Thomas Aquinas's five ways to God while introducing a "sixth way" rooted in the intellect's spiritual nature. The work delves into themes of poetic creativity, moral experience, and the insights of moral exemplars. With clear and engaging arguments, it highlights the diverse paths to understanding the divine, appealing not only to Roman Catholic perspectives but also to a broader audience interested in philosophical theism.