Aristotle
Matter
- Matter
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Discussion of the nature and substance of matter.
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Law
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Discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of the law of non-contradiction.
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Intellect
- Intellect
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Aristotle made a distinction between passive intellect and active intellect.
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View of God, Psychology
- View of God, Psychology
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Aristotle's philosophy as it relates to attributes of God and fundamental assumptions about psychology.
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Incarnation
- Incarnation
Description
Discussion of Aristotelian philosophy as it relates to the incarnation.
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Contrast, Substance, Causes, Categories
- Contrast, Substance, Causes, Categories
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Aristotle rejected Plato's doctrine of two worlds.
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His Life
- His Life
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Aristotle was a student of Plato and lived in the fourth century BC.
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Aristotle, Plotinus, and Aquinas
- Aristotle, Plotinus, and Aquinas
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The contributions of Aristotle (the law of non-contradiction; the difference between essential and non-essential properties), Plotinus, and Aquinas
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Introduction, Plato and Aristotle
- Introduction, Plato and Aristotle
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We begin with an introduction to the field of Ethics, and then discuss the contributions by Plato and Aristotle
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