In Comparing the Ideas of Aristotle with Those of Latin

question 76

Multiple Choice

In comparing the ideas of Aristotle with those of Latin Christendom, one may correctly say that

• A)Aristotle believed God was an impersonal principle; Christians accepted God as a personal being.
• B)both Aristotle and Christian teachings held that the soul might exist outside the body.
• C)both accepted the idea that the universe was eternal.
• D)Aristotle believed God was an impersonal principle; Christians accepted God as a personal being and both accepted the idea that the universe was eternal.
• E)None of these

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