Initiation Into Philosophy: The Middle Ages - The Thirteenth Century @cevios
Initiation Into Philosophy: The Middle Ages - The Thirteenth Century @cevios
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Influence of Aristotle; His Adoption by the Church. Religious Philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas.

Content:
- ARISTOTLE AND THE CHURCH
- ST. THOMAS AQUINAS
- HIS CONCEPTION OF NATURE
- THE SOUL
- THE MORAL SYSTEM OF ST. THOMAS
- FAITH AND REASON
- ST. BONAVENTURA; RAYMOND LULLE
- BACON
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