He was greatly influenced by Aristotle's thoughts.

______ and ______ are not two conflicting disciplines.

for Aquinas, Philosophy and Theology are not two conflicting disciplines. Rather, these two are complementary in the quest for truth.

The difference between Aquinas and Aristotle was that ________ only sees the body and soul as inseparable.

Aristotle only sees the body and soul as ______.

who believed that the soul is dependent on the body,

intellect and will

The ____, then, gives life and understanding,

For Aquinas, without the ____, the ____ will not have its form; (space lang)

without the ______, the _____ will not have its required sense organs to gain knowledge.

These faculties are geared towards the attainment of the contemplation of God.

UNDERSTANDING OF THE HUMAN PERSON IN THE MODERN PERIOD - In this period, there was a huge paradigm shift (from being theocentric, it shifted to being ______).

______ placed man at the top to distinguish him from other animas.

_______ became an underlying assumption of most philosophical concepts during the modern period.

_______The foremost person to have identified man on top of the other animals.

He explicitly said that animals have no souls; they cannot think and are mere bundles of instincts prepackaged by God.

who believed that the individual is responsible for himself

who said The human mind could not attain any knowledge without perceiving it first

The soul's task is to __ and ___ what the physical body perceives.

Locke _______ with Descartes that human persons are born with innate, fundamental principles, and knowledge.

For Locke, the human mind is a ?

John Locke As an ______, he provided a systematic philosophy that attempts to answer how the human person thinks.

To speak of the human person as an 'embodied spirit does not refer to the materialization or the personification of a human being. Rather, it refers to the inseparable union of the body and the soul

plato only sees the body and soul as ______.