According to the following information, Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274), the dominant thinker of the middle ages, combined the science and philosophy of Aristotle with the revealed truths of Christianity. Holding that Aristotelianism is true but is not the whole truth, he reconciled the philosophy of Aristotle with the truth of Christian revelation. Aquinas was a committed disciple of Aristotle but was an even more sincere disciple of the Church. He reconceived Aristotle's ideas to a new context, was able to make distinctions that Aristotle did not formulate, and never hesitated to go beyond Aristotle. The 13th century rediscovery and revival of the corpus of Aristotle's teaching and Aquinas' synthesis of it with the tenets of Christian faith effected a dramatic change in medieval political thought. Through his writings, Aquinas provided a solid bridge from the ancients.
I will support the option B Aristotle's logic can be used to prove the existence of God.
The Anti-Federalists feared that if the Constitution was ratified (became law) that it would give far too much power to the federal government over the states--leading to tyranny and the trampling of individual rights.
Your successful payments on paid off loans are still part of your credit history, but they won't have the same impact on your score. When you added a personal loan to your credit history, you increased your number of active accounts and improved your credit mix with an installment loan.
The Akkadians and the Sumerians lived in peace for many years until Sargon sought to extend Akkadian territory. He was the first ruler to have a permanent army, which he used to launch a series of wars on neighboring kingdoms.
