This philosopher originated the idea that became the subject of Hastings Rashdall's Bampton lectures, the idea that Christ's death affects the intentions of those who hear about it.
This philosopher originated the idea that became the subject of Hastings Rashdall's Bampton lectures, the idea that Christ's death affects the intentions of those who hear about it. This philosopher, who wrote Of Genus and Species, authored the work on ethics Scito te ipsum. He developed the belief that unbaptized babies go to a special part of Limbo, which was subsequently adopted by Pope Innocent III, and in his best-known work considered one hundred and fifty-eight questions, beginning with "must human faith be completed by reason?" This philosopher, who studied under William of Champeaux, wrote Sic et Non. For 10 points, name this French Scholastic philosopher and love of Heloise.
This philosopher originated the idea that became the subject of Hastings Rashdall's Bampton lectures, the idea that Christ's death affects the intentions of those who hear about it.
Peter {Abelard} [or Petrus {Abelard}us; or {Abailard}; or Pierre {Abelard}]