Lessons in Scholastic Philosophy

absolutely abstract accidental according action actual affirms or denies animal apprehended argument Aristotle ARTICLE assent body called cause certitude cognition common conceived concept conclusion conformity consciousness considered contradiction contradictory copula corporeal substance corporeal universe creature disjunctive proposition distinct divine divine simplicity Duns Scotus effect efficient cause entity essence essential existence expresses extension extrinsic fact faculty false fear of error finite formal object gisms Hence human soul inasmuch individual infinite intellect intrinsic Jesuit judgment knowledge laws logical major premise manifesting material object matter mental merely metaphysical mind moral motion motive nature objective identity organism Pantheism perceive perfection physical predicate premises present principle produce proposition rational reality reason regard represented scepticism Scholastic Philosophy Scholasticism Scotists self-existent sensation signified simple sophism species spiritual subject and predicate substantial Summa Theologica syllogism term testimony things Thomas Thomism thought tion true ultimate whole word