This man's work entitled Decisive Treatise on the Agreement Between Religious Law and Philosophy claimed that that metaphysicians using syllogisms were the only people capable of arriving at truth. He was commissioned by Abu Yaqub Yasuf, a caliph of the Almohads, to write his commentaries on the Republic and the works of Aristotle. Those exercised such influence on Christians that a group advocating "double truth" at the University of Paris took this man's name. Al-Ghazali's attack on non-theological philosophy, entitled The Incoherence of the Philosophers, inspired him to strike back with The Incoherence of the Incoh
This man's work entitled Decisive Treatise on the Agreement Between Religious Law and Philosophy claimed that that metaphysicians using syllogisms were the only people capable of arriving at truth. He was commissioned by Abu Yaqub Yasuf, a caliph of the Almohads, to write his commentaries on the Republic and the works of Aristotle. Those exercised such influence on Christians that a group advocating "double truth" at the University of Paris took this man's name. Al-Ghazali's attack on non-theological philosophy, entitled The Incoherence of the Philosophers, inspired him to strike back with The Incoherence of the Incoherence. For 10 points, name this Cordoban, often called the greatest expositor of Islamic philosophy.
This man's work entitled Decisive Treatise on the Agreement Between Religious Law and Philosophy
{Averroes} [or {Ibn Rushd}]