Mark Balaguer claimed that a "full-blooded" version of this system exists for those who believe in the existence of as many abstract objects as there can possibly be.
Mark Balaguer claimed that a "full-blooded" version of this system exists for those who believe in the existence of as many abstract objects as there can possibly be. One group of philosophers that had this movement in their name were known as "latitude men" for their religious tolerance. Those members of this movement, who included Ralph Cudworth and Henry More, were named for Cambridge University. Pseudo-Dionysius was associated with a form of this philosophical system that produced the Enneads and included Porphyry and Plotinus; those philosophers were associated with the "neo" version of this system. For 10 points, name these philosophical movements that presumably follow the teachings of the author of "Crito" and "The Apology."
Mark Balaguer claimed that a "full-blooded" version of this system exists for those who believe in the existence of as many abstract objects as there can possibly be.
Platonism [or Platonists; or Cambridge Platonists; or Christian Platonists; or Full-Blooded Platonists; or Neo-Platonists]