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Begins by generally stating the relation between Anselm and Aquinas in arguing for the existence of God, then surveys the history of the tradition of interpretation of Anselm’s argument and the Fourth Way of Aquinas, subsequently analyzing them comparatively to show the essential identity between the two arguments. Discusses Thomas Aquinas’ supposed rejection of Anselm’s Proslogion argument and addresses the viability of the Anselmian-Thomistic argument from degrees of perfection today. Other Religion-Patristics & Early Christianity Books 1996 – Idea of Universal History From Hellenistic Philosophy to Early Christian Historiography 2008 – Bishops as Successors to the Apostles According to John Chrysostom: Ecclesiastical Authority in the Early Church 1996 – AUGUSTINIAN AND PAULINE RHETORIC IN ROMANS FIVE: A Study of Early Christian Rhetoric
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