His doctrine of human knowledge and attacks on skepticism was in direct response to Henry of Ghent.  He advanced a "triple primacy" proof of God's existence, an elaboration of the First Cause argument.  His earliest works were his "parva logicalia:" questions on Porphry's Isagoge and his commentaries on Aristotle's Categories. His dissertation was the so-called Quodlibetales Questions though his most famous work is his commentary on Peter Lombard's Sentences.  FTP, name this theologian and philosopher, known as Doctor Subtilis, whose surname comes from his origin in Sc
His doctrine of human knowledge and attacks on skepticism was in direct response to Henry of Ghent.  He advanced a "triple primacy" proof of God's existence, an elaboration of the First Cause argument.  His earliest works were his "parva logicalia:" questions on Porphry's Isagoge and his commentaries on Aristotle's Categories. His dissertation was the so-called Quodlibetales Questions though his most famous work is his commentary on Peter Lombard's Sentences.  FTP, name this theologian and philosopher, known as Doctor Subtilis, whose surname comes from his origin in Scotland and whose followers became known as dunces.
His doctrine of human knowledge and attacks on skepticism was in direct response to Henry of Ghent.  
John Duns Scotus