The New Encyclopædia Britannica in 30 Volumes: Macropædia : Knowledge in Depth. - 19 Bd, Volumes 1-19Encyclopædia Britannica, 1974 |
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... Christian on them brought to the thinkers of the Middle Ages the of Greek faith . Its methods were philosophical and rational , at first rudiments of Aristotelian logic . They also raised impor- The philosophy those of Plotinus and ...
... Christian on them brought to the thinkers of the Middle Ages the of Greek faith . Its methods were philosophical and rational , at first rudiments of Aristotelian logic . They also raised impor- The philosophy those of Plotinus and ...
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... Christian revelation , is very different from that of Aristotle ; it is in fact the Aristotle mistook man's present fallen state , in which all God of Judaism and Christianity . He also adopted Aris- his knowledge comes through the ...
... Christian revelation , is very different from that of Aristotle ; it is in fact the Aristotle mistook man's present fallen state , in which all God of Judaism and Christianity . He also adopted Aris- his knowledge comes through the ...
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... Christians . The first Christian to use Greek philosophy in the service of the Christian faith was Justin Martyr ( martyred c . 162–168 ) , whose passionate rejection of Greek polytheism , combined with an open and positive acceptance ...
... Christians . The first Christian to use Greek philosophy in the service of the Christian faith was Justin Martyr ( martyred c . 162–168 ) , whose passionate rejection of Greek polytheism , combined with an open and positive acceptance ...
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