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Q UE ST ION 1 In general, how did Jewish and Christian interpreters interact with Aristotelian cosmology? (select all that apply) The ignored it and dismissed it because it was pagan in origin The Aristotelian concepts were appealed to on occasion to support the true meaning of Scripture They had to reckon with it since it made much more sense than the ancient cosmology None of the above Q UE ST ION 2 Despite a growing body of evidence, most Christian leaders rejected that the Earth w...

NSCI 110 Week 3 Aristotelian Cosmology Quiz QUESTION 1 In general, how did Jewish and Christian interpreters interact with Aristotelian cosmology? (select all that apply) The ignored it and dismis sed it because it was pagan in origin The Aristotelian concepts were appealed to on occasion to support the true meaning of Scripture They had to reckon with it since it made much more sense than the ancient cosmology None of the above QUESTION 2 Despite a growing body of evidence, most Christian leade...

Exam board: OCR Religious Studies (Year 1). A01 focused notes and several evaluative essay plans for the Ancient Philosophical Influences part of the Philosophy of Religion paper. I have consistently achieved A*s in Religious Studies by using these as revision. Please reach out if you have a question regarding the resource, or the content itself. Thanks

This document is tailored to AQA Philosophy A-Level. It is a complete set of notes on Aristotelian Virtue Ethics, including counterarguments and replies etc. There are notes on the reciprocity of the virtues thesis, significance of voluntary/non-voluntary/involuntary/mixed action types, the golden mean / doctrine of the mean, the hierarchy of goals, the function argument. Additionally, accurate definitions of every relevant greek term are provided - telos, phronesis, phronimos, eudaimonia, ergon...

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Overview of Aristotle

Notes on Aristotle based on GV100 lectures and wider reading. Ideal for exam revision.

This revision resource provides AO1 and AO2 notes regarding aristotle such as his views on empiricism, the relationship between form and matter and how his views on the prime mover compare to other deities

Aristotle, a Hellenic sage who existed from 384 to 322 BCE, was a pupil of Plato and had the honour of mentoring Alexander the Great. Aristotle made significant forays into philosophy, with his research extending into metaphysics, ethics, politics, and biology. His ideations endorsed the acquisition of an intermediate position between contradictory extremes and the conviction that all things possess an aim. The Nicomachean Ethics, one of Aristotle's seminal works, expounds on eudaimonia, which...

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