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Around 1300, Jiang says Catholic hierarchy was reflecting on Augustine's problematic theology, and Aquinas began replacing Augustine with a more open-minded orthodoxy closer to Dante.
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Around 1300, Jiang says Catholic hierarchy was reflecting on Augustine's problematic theology, and Aquinas began replacing Augustine with a more open-minded orthodoxy closer to Dante.
"...And so, what happens is that a new theologian named Thomas Aquinas comes and his orthodoxy starts to replace that of Augustine. and Aquinas..."
The Divine Comedy does not defeat Virgil by denouncing him.
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