Martin Schoock accused this philosopher of atheism in The Admirable Method.
Martin Schoock accused this philosopher of atheism in The Admirable Method. Schoock claimed that accusation was instigated by Gisbertus Voetius, who attacked Henricus Regius and this philosopher for denying substantial forms and claiming that man is accidental. Antoine Arnauld argued that this man's philosophy had a basis in St. Augustine, but objected that he confused idea and judgment in his "Fourth Objections" to one of this man's works. This philosopher supposed that the cause of his idea of God must have the perfections of God in his trademark argument. In Passions of the Soul and Treatise on Man, he claimed that sensation and action were caused by animal spirits in the nerves, and that the rational soul interfaced with the pineal gland. For 10 points, name this French philosopher who imagined that he was deceived by an evil demon in Meditations on First Philosophy.
Martin Schoock accused this philosopher of atheism in The Admirable Method.
René Descartes [or Renatus Cartesius]