Study Guide-Exam 3 I. You should be able to identify and provide brief answers about the following.  

John Scotus Eriugena on Being	Anselm's first argument	Anselm's second argument
Abelard on agreement among things	Avicenna on the potential, actual, and agent intellects	Avicenna on the temporal origin of the soul
Averroes on Islamic consensus	Averroes on the three classes of being	Maimonides on affirmative attribution
Maimonides on divine attributes	Maimonides on negative attribution
	Bonaventure on light of mechanical arts	Bonaventure on light of sense perception
Bonaventure on light of philosophical perception	Bonaventure on light of Sacred Scripture	Bonaventure on the pattern of human life
Aquinas on self-evidence of God's existence	Aquinas on two types of demonstration	Argument from motion
Argument from efficient causality	Argument from possibility and necessity	Argument from gradations
Argument from governance

II. You will be asked to write an essay of 300-400 words on one of the following.

1. How does Thomas make use of Aristotle's arguments regarding the unmoved mover?
2. What are the relative merits of Anselm's ontological arguments and Thomas' five ways?
3. What are the strengths and weaknesses of Avicenna's doctrine of the soul?
4. How does neo-platonism continue to influence philosophy in the middle ages?
5. How does Aristotelianism continue to influence philosophy in the middle ages?