Thomas Aquinas (1227 — 1274 AD)

Update: 2020-07-05

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Philosophy as religion culminated with the Scholastics the greatest of whom was Aquinas. He was a Realist (ideas are real) as distinct from the Nominalists (ideas, names are just labels we apply to everything in the world).

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Thomas Aquinas (1227 — 1274 AD)

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Thomas Aquinas (1227 — 1274 AD)

Thomas Aquinas (1227 — 1274 AD)