Comparison Of St. Thomas Aquinas, John Calvin And Taze Russell

There are so many ways people believed the way the world was made and its entirety. For the most part we all know how the world began from the Christian point of view. Everyone has their own specifics for the way they think that the world was made. Thomas Aquinas, John Calvin and Charles Taze Russell all were very devout Christians, who were well recognized when they were alive. They all also came from the same beliefs, all having different life experiences. They got their knowledge by God. The three of them were able to talk to God and write down what they thought He was saying to them. This was in hope to help everyone understand the bible and the world. Giving a better picture so everyone would not be as confused and know that God was real.
Thomas Aquinas was a huge name in Roman Catholics, which is they formed there orthodox off of St. Thomas philosophy. St. Thomas was the first Christian theologian which was able to make sense of the Greek and pre-Christen philosopher Aristotle. His views though are don’t completely agree with the views of Aristotle, but more on biblical witness, also the sacred tradition. St. Thomas stated “God is the ultimate cause of everything other than himself, and did
Thomas believed that Adams body was not created from nothing but instead God used something of the earth, as Thomas puts it “the slime of the earth. The first formation which is used by the human body was not just created power, but was from the power of God. God did not create Eve from nothing, but instead he took a rib from Adam where he could tweak the design. This intern made a women, were they could reproduce. Thomas believes that the only way creation is from God who created everything. Nothing can just not be created unless there is a creator. Therefore God is the creator making everything. This put St. Thomas theory to work since you have to have something creating it to make it possible. If you want something to be created you can only have one