Aristotle is hard to understand, but it's not that his ideas are hard to understand; it's his style of writing, in which everything is super compacted, and seriously needs more elaboration. Aquinas, on the other hand, has the most explanatory and clear writing style imaginable.
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Philosopher Contrast: Aristotle and Aquinas
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