Introduction to Saint Thomas Aquinas, Ed., with an Introd. by Anton C. Pegis Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

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Introduction to Saint Thomas Aquinas, Ed., with an Introd. by Anton C. Pegis Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 15, Questions LXXXIV, LXXXV &.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. He attempted to reconcile philosophy with what?
(a) Psychology.
(b) Theology.
(c) His culture.
(d) Greek mythology.

2. What is a psychological purification process?
(a) Debate and logical argumentation.
(b) Combining theology with philosophy.
(c) Speaking with philosophers.
(d) Studying philosophy.

3. In what must the exemplar of the order of things towards their end exist?
(a) The divine mind.
(b) Nature.
(c) Our minds.
(d) Our hearts.

4. Is there Will in God?
(a) Yes, God's good is His own will.
(b) Yes, there can be will in God.
(c) No, there is no will in God.
(d) Yes, often there is will in God.

5. Aquinas believes that it is virtually self-evident that there is _____________ for there to be greater or lesser understanding between individuals.
(a) Only one way.
(b) No way.
(c) More than one way.
(d) Two ways.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Aquinas differentiate between in the First Article?

2. Is God omnipotent?

3. Whenever you act in accordance with your own truth and values, then your behavior is what?

4. Aquinas sees individuating qualities as signs of _____________________ rather than as the type of separation associated with biological and social organizations.

5. Aquinas observes that while "the Philosopher" claims that the human intellect can have perfect knowledge, he uses Aristotle to refute this. He cites an observation made in De Anima to prove this. What does he say is in the mind's understanding of things?

(see the answer key)

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