On Creation: Quaestiones Disputatae de Potentia Dei, Q.3

Written in Rome during 1265-66, this work by Thomas Aquinas explores ten provocative questions regarding the nature of God's power. Although it was likely started before the completion of his renowned Summa Theologiae, it engages with themes that sparked significant debate in Aquinas's time and remain relevant today. The text reflects Aquinas's philosophical rigor and his attempts to address complex theological issues, making it a vital piece for understanding medieval thought and its enduring impact.