Quiz on chapter five from R. C. Sproul's book The Consequences of Ideas.
Ontological
Teleological
Proof from motion (prime mover)
Efficient cause proof
Argument from the comparative
Born in Paris
Almost exclusively self-taught
Always revered for his intellectual prowess during his life
An enemy of the Catholic Church
Part of the scholastic movement
True
False
Combined Islamic theology and Aristotelianism
Repudiated the idea of "double truth"
Help Thomas develop immensely
Borrowed form Thomas to create a classical synthesis
Islamic theology was necessary to understand truth.
the double standard of truth was a helpful construct
Man could arrive at know or demonstrate the existence of God without faith or Scripture.
Aristotle was of no use to christian theology
Natural theology was a function of man's unaided reason.
Univocal
Equivocal
Analogical
None of the above
Incomplete
Redemptive
Mediate
Analogous
Ontological
Teleological
Proof from motion (prime mover)
Efficient cause proof
Argument from the comparative
Ontological
Teleological
Proof from motion (prime mover)
Efficient cause proof
Argument from the comparative
Ontological
Teleological
Proof from motion (prime mover)
Efficient cause proof
Argument from the comparative
Ontological
Teleological
Proof from motion (prime mover)
Efficient cause proof
Argument from the comparative
Ontological
Teleological
Proof from motion (prime mover)
Efficient cause proof
Argument from the comparative
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