General & Miscellaneous Christian Theology, Medieval Christian Theology, Religion, Philosophy of, General & Miscellaneous Religious Philosophy, General & Miscellaneous Church History, Aquinas - Medieval Philosophy
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Overview
A small error at the outset can lead to great errors in the final conclusions, as the Philosopher says in I De Caelo et Mundo cap. 5 (271b8-13), and thus, since being and essence are the things first conceived of by the intellect, as Avicenna says in Metaphysicae I, cap. 6, in order to avoid errors arising from ignorance about these two things, we should resolve the difficulties surrounding them by explaining what the terms being and essence each signify and by showing how each may be found in various things and how each is related to the logical intentions of genus, species, and difference.Book Details
Published
September 12, 2010
Publisher
Lulu.com
ISBN
9780557672608