The Foundations of Wisdom Volume II: Nature (Set)

How did God create the universe so that we are able to understand Him? God created the universe so that the human mind could discover Him through observation of its environs. But precisely how does this occur? How can we be certain that a spiritual reality exists or even exists at all? 

Following the first volume, Logic, which teaches the student how to think well, Philosophy of Nature aims to teach man how to view the material universe that surrounds him and recognize the order that God has imbued within it. Modern assaults on the existence of matter, form, and motion are countered by addressing the fundamental concepts of matter, form, and motion. Nearly every philosophical error of modernity originates from a misunderstanding of the material world; this poor philosophy of nature has led to disastrous conclusions that deny the spiritual world and impede a proper view of things according to the saints, the Church, and God Himself. 

Learn the Church's explanation of how the material world around us exists in accordance with the philosophy of Saint Thomas, and gain a deeper comprehension of the "first book" that God authored, the material universe, so that we may recognize His imprint in every aspect of creation.

Paperbound.