Philosophy of Religion: Thomas Aquinas' Five Ways
In this guest lecture from a Fayetteville State University Philosophy of Religion class, Dr. Sadler leads students through Thomas Aquinas's famous "Five Ways" of proving God's existence from the Summa Theologiae. He also discusses the role of experience, abstraction, and several metaphysical principles in the arguments Thomas provides.
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