About the International
Society of Scholastics
Society of Scholastics
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Full Members of the Society are bound to its ideals and goals, to which the signs of fidelity are enumerated as five principles.
For their adherence to the Scholastic tenets, members of the Society will find available to them numerous educational resources and academic benefits as well as opportunities to actively participate in the formation and sustention of various projects supported by the ISS.
For their adherence to the Scholastic tenets, members of the Society will find available to them numerous educational resources and academic benefits as well as opportunities to actively participate in the formation and sustention of various projects supported by the ISS.
Our Principles
FIRST PRINCIPLE
Recognizing that a small error in principle is a large error in conclusion, one must subscribe fully to the Twenty-Four Thomistic Theses proposed by the Congregation of Studies and approved by Pope Saint Pius X as clearly containing not only the principles and major propositions of Thomas and of Scholastic Thomism, but also as being among the most fundamental principles of reality.
Recognizing that a small error in principle is a large error in conclusion, one must subscribe fully to the Twenty-Four Thomistic Theses proposed by the Congregation of Studies and approved by Pope Saint Pius X as clearly containing not only the principles and major propositions of Thomas and of Scholastic Thomism, but also as being among the most fundamental principles of reality.
