Nineteenth century followers of this thinker included Gaetano Sanseverino and Giovanni Maria Cornoldi. The Papal Encyclical "Aeterni Patris" praised his philosophy, but his theories of active and passive intellect angered William of Ockham. This auth
Nineteenth century followers of this thinker included Gaetano Sanseverino and Giovanni Maria Cornoldi. The Papal Encyclical "Aeterni Patris" praised his philosophy, but his theories of active and passive intellect angered William of Ockham. This author of On the Principles of Nature also wrote "against the Averroists" in There Being Only One Intellect, but is more famous for writing "I answer that" after each question he posed. FTP, name this Dominican who proposed five arguments for the existence of God in Summa Theologica.
Nineteenth century followers of this thinker included Gaetano Sanseverino and Giovanni Maria Cornoldi.
Thomas {Aquinas} (prompt on {Doctor Universalis})