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July 22, 2019February 10, 2024jensenismo 0 Commentsact-oriented ethics, Aretaic, Aristotle, Augustine, eudaimonia, Eudemian Ethics, Euthyphro, golden mean, Gorgias, hexis, moral virtues, Nichomachean Ethics, phronesis, Plato, Socrates, summom bonum, telos, The Good, Theory of Forms, Thomas Aquinas, virtue ethics

Although Augustine of Hippo (354—430 C.E.) lived more than 800 years after Plato, Platonism deeply influenced his philosophy. On the other hand, another medieval philosopher Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) revived, enhanced, and ‘Christianized’ Aristotle’s ideologies. There is thus this prevalent discussion on who the better philosopher is, Plato or Aristotle.

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Augustine of Hippo: The Greatest Medieval Philosopher

July 21, 2019April 3, 2021jensenismo 2 CommentsAugustine ethics summary, Christian virtues, consequentialism, deontology, divine-command theory, double love command, Greek virtues, just war, killing, lying, moral evil, sin, situation ethics, St. Augustine, st. augustine philosophy about self, the fall, virtue ethics, What are the teachings of St Augustine?, What are the three core principles values of Augustinian spirituality?, What is St Augustine's concept of love in relation to ethics?, What is virtue according to Augustine?, who is st augustine philosophy

AUGUSTINE OF HIPPO is arguably the greatest Medieval philosopher, at least in the early part of the so-called Middle Ages. He is one of the most eminent Western Doctors of the Church and considered the first major Christian ethical philosopher.

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Plato vs. Aristotle: Who is The Better Philosopher

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