Titlebook: Aquinas’ Proofs for God’s Existence; St. Thomas Aquinas o Dennis Bonnette Book 1972 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1972 Thomas Aq

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Naturwissenschaftliche GrundlagenAs Gilson has noted, St. Thomas’ argument for a first mover given in the . . suggests that he “...was interpreting the efficacy of the Prime Mover as that of an efficient cause.” . This is acceptable, insofar as the first mover may also be understood as an efficient cause of coming-to-be.

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Enthralling

The Domain of ChangeThe next context in which the principle, “. necessarily implies the .,” shall be investigated is that portion of St. Thomas’ ., in which he considers the problem of change.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-58302-9te objects of sensation are those accidents known as the proper sensibles.. Thus, both from the point of view of what is widest in application and from the point of view of the intellectual prudence of proceeding from the first known, it is fitting to begin by considering whether every accident, whi

BOAST

Naturwissenschaftliche Grundlagenr an investigation of the principle’s application in St. Thomas’ attempt to show that wherever any finite facet of reality is found — something ., something by intrinsic nature dependent in the order of existence — that every such finite per accidens demands the existence of a . existing cause of it

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The Domain of Accident-Substancete objects of sensation are those accidents known as the proper sensibles.. Thus, both from the point of view of what is widest in application and from the point of view of the intellectual prudence of proceeding from the first known, it is fitting to begin by considering whether every accident, whi

Presbycusis

Introduction the Cause of , Beingr an investigation of the principle’s application in St. Thomas’ attempt to show that wherever any finite facet of reality is found — something ., something by intrinsic nature dependent in the order of existence — that every such finite per accidens demands the existence of a . existing cause of it

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Book 1972alyze the role of the principle in the proofs for God‘s existence. This latter Part will constitute the greater portion of the book, since the domain of creatures in their relation to God is the most significant application of the principle in the writings of St. Thomas. In the course of this invest