is considered a major Aristotelian Muslim and Spanish philosopher concludes that God requires man to try to obtain demonstrative knowledge of His existence. But prior to having demonstrative knowledge, man must be able to have dialectical, theoretical and logical knowledge. That is for man to learn he must know the basis of reasoning. But, most Muslim philosophers agree philosophy cannot reach as far as revelation can. Hence, the basis of our actions should be based upon Islam, whereas philosophy ought to be considered as an independent discipline. ( http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/l 190averroes.html ) However, the western world's philosophers broke with the traditional Christian view of human nature and the purpose of life. In contrast, the philosophers saw injustice and suffering as man-made problems
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