This man extended feudal norms of recompense based on status to create the "satisfaction theory" of divine redemption.
This man extended feudal norms of recompense based on status to create the "satisfaction theory" of divine redemption. His rationalism can be seen in his early Monologium, and he expanded his ideas in the (*) Proslogium. His major work was challenged by the Book on Behalf of the Fool by Guanilo of Marmoutier, who disputed the logic of this man's idea that a perfect being would be imperfect if it did not exist. For 10 points, name this founder of Scholasticism and formulator of the ontological argument.
This man extended feudal norms of recompense based on status to create the "satisfaction theory" of divine redemption.
{St. Anselm} of Canterbury