Aquinas impacted profoundly the interpretation of Christianity while blending it with philosophy. Although Aquinas wrote many works of philosophy and Christianity during his lifetime, his most influential and inspiring work is the Summa Theologica which contains three parts: God, Ethics, and Christ (Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy). Today, Aquinas is called "the doctor of angels” and is recognized as the greatest theologian of the Middle Ages (Galli and Olsen 30). Aquinas was assigned the unheard of task of blending Philosophy with Christianity. Many did not agree that this pagan way of thinking because it was still known as rebelling against God by not submitting to what he said in the Scriptures (The Sword Bearer). He eventually made
