The Official Motto of the University of Santo Tomas - Legazpi City.

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The belief that there is no God or gods; a denial of the existence of any deity.

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The belief that God created the world but does not intervene in its functioning; God is like a distant clockmaker.

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 The belief that God is identical with the universe. Everything is God, and God is in everything.

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The belief that the existence of God cannot be known or proven.

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The belief that human reason is the primary source of knowledge and truth, often downplaying faith or revelation.

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The belief that truth is subjective and varies depending on culture, context, or individual perspective; there is no absolute truth.

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God’s self-disclosure. How He makes Himself known to humanity.

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• God reveals Himself through creation and human reason.

The Highest Being conceived of should not only exist in the mind, but also in reality.

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A set of arguments proposed by St. Thomas Aquinas in proving God's existence.

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Whatever is in motion is put in motion by another.

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We find in nature things that are possible to be and not to be.

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Diverse subjects participate in different degrees as they resemble in different ways which is the maximum.

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Whatever lacks intelligence cannot tends towards an end, unless directed by some being endowed with knowledge.

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Argument from Order suggests that God is attributed to being the?

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The inner disposition of the will and the emotions has a great influence on a man’s knowledge of God.

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The Divine Truth preserved and transmitted through Apostolic teaching.

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• "In order that the full and living Gospel might always be preserved in the Church, the apostles left bishops as their successors."

The study of the nature of being, existence, and reality.

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The most perfect revelation of God to humanity, when the word became flesh.

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Father of all who believe.

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She is the most perfect embodiment of faith

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These are the Apostolic teachings handed down to us in a written form.

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