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What did Thomas Aquinas argue?
God gave us the ability to use our senses and our reason for a purpose , as well as giving us revealed
What does the Bible suggest ?
Humans can gain natural knowledge of God - Bible is revealed from God and revelation is from God , suggests both theologies are helpful

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