ry things can be reduced to the principle of human reasoning and will. (Aquinas 1) Aquinas chose to address these specific objections because they were the prominent doubts of the time.
             Aquinas progresses from the above stated objections and moves on to his Five Ways, which he claims prove the existence of God. The First way concerns motion in the very broad sense in which the Aristotelian tradition uses the concept of motion (Fogelin 311). It states that anything i
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