: Questions about whether the world is governed and by whom (Q. 103). The Governor's Effects : How God moves creatures (Q. 105).
: Miracles are seen as part of divine government rather than just displays of power. They serve as visible "signs" intended to inspire faith in hidden truths. Structure of the Text
: A unique aspect of Aquinas's thought is that while God is the primary cause of everything, He governs through secondary causes . He grants creatures (including humans and angels) the dignity of being real causes themselves, allowing them to participate in the governance of the world. Interesting Themes in this Section