Aristotle Facts
When was Aristotle born?
When was 384 B.C.
what form of logic is most associated with Aristotle?
What is Aristotelian Logic.
What is the subdivision in biology called?
What is taxonomy.
For Aristotle what are all substances a combination of?
What is form and matter.
What is the ultimate cause of motion?
What is something rooted in pure being or pure actuality. It must be eternal, immaterial, and immutable.
When did Aristotle leave Athens and go to Assos
When was 347 B.C.
What is an example of the law of noncontradiction.
what is A cannot be A and -A at the same time and in the same relationship.
What is Taxonomy the science of?
What is the science of classification.
What does the process of becoming require?
What is causation.
What did later Philosophical Theology add about God?
What is God is necessary not only logically but also ontologically.
When was Aristotle summoned to Macedonia by King Philip II
When was 342 B.C
What is the law of noncontradiction?
What is, something cannot be what it is, and not be what it is at the same time, and in the same sense or relationship
What are the categories in biology?
What is kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species.
What is an example entelechy?
What is Humans display the attributes of humanity because they contain the form, the entelechy, of humanness.
What did Will Durant say about Aristotle's god?
"Aristotle's god, is like a do-nothing king who reigns but does not rule.
What famous military general did Aristotle tutor?
Who is Alexander the great?
What did Aristotle focus on in Plato's teachings.
What is the relationship between thought and reality.
What term made by Aristotle was used in the Roman Catholic Church?
What are the four causes?
What is Formal Cause, Material Cause, Efficient Cause, and Final Cause
Who did Aristotle's understanding of God influence?
Who is Thomas Aquinas.
What famous teacher followed Aristotles teaching method of walking while teaching?
Who is Jesus?
what was Aristotles problem with an irresistible object in an immovable object.
What is the two can not exist in the real world.
What were Aristotle's categories?
What is Quantity, quality, relations, place, date, posture, action, and passivity.
What is the unmoved mover?
What is the ultimate form of eternal matter, which moves the world not by force but attraction