Saint Thomas Aquinas Shirt, Philosophy Major Gift, Five Proofs Zero Shortcuts, Tee for Theology Students, Debate Teams and Grad Students

Cute chibi watercolor-style illustration of Saint Thomas Aquinas in a black and white friar's habit with a gold sun on his chest, hugging a tall stack of old leather books: "Five proofs. Zero shortcuts." A nod to his five arguments for God.
Great for philosophy majors, theology students, logic lovers, debaters, lawyers, teachers and grad students writing very long papers. A playful gift for anyone who always shows their work.

Saint Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) wrote the Summa Theologiae, a work so long he never finished it. In it he set out five arguments for the existence of God, which he called the Five Ways. This chibi scholar has a tonsure, rosy cheeks, a sun emblem on his habit and an armful of books. The watercolor-style illustration has a white die-cut sticker border. A cheerful shirt for thinkers who take the long way and get it right.