Plato’s Timaeus concerns the overflowing goodness of God and the creation of the world. This helped many medievals, including St. Bernard, to explain the goodness and hierarchy of the beauties of a nature redeemed by Christ. Dr. William Marra explains the problems that came from the possible use of the Timaeus by Gnostics, and Plato’s inability to grasp creation ex nihilo. Taken from: Christianity in the Late Middle Ages-Early Renaissance – 1996 VonHildebrand Institute
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