This philosopher used examples like "Tomorrow there will be a sea battle" to argue that future contingents are neither true nor false.
This philosopher used examples like "Tomorrow there will be a sea battle" to argue that future contingents are neither true nor false. He rejected the existence of actual infinites while allowing possible infinites by division. This philosopher divided mental capacities into the nutritive, perceptual, and intellectual souls. This author of On Interpretation argued that substances are predicative complexes of form and matter, and that the soul is the substantial form of the body, his theory of hylomorphism. This author of De Anima argued that continuous circular motion was imparted to the heavens by an unmoved mover, and he uses the example of an architect designing a house to illustrate his four causes. For 10 points, name this Greek philosopher whose works include Physics and Metaphysics.
This philosopher used examples like "Tomorrow there will be a sea battle" to argue that future contingents are neither true nor false.
Aristotle