Anselm of Canterbury
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A course, last taught in the Fall of 2010, devoted entirely to St. Anselm of Canterbury. The course discusses not only Anselm's famous "ontological argument" and other arguments for the existence of God, but also his views on truth, free choice, moral psychology, logic, time and modality, as well as theological topics like original sin, the Trinity, the Incarnation, virgin birth and redemption.
There are two files associated with this course: (1) A complete set of lecture notes, and (2) a full set of handouts distributed throughout the course.
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Anselm, Middle Ages, Medieval Philosophy, Ontological Argument, Gaunilo, Gaunilon, Roscelin, Monologion, Proslogion, Lost Island, Cur Deus Homo, Augustine, De grammatico, Faith and Reason, Necessary reasons, Arguments for the existence of God, Proofs for the existence of God, exists through itself, Natural theology, On Truth, On Freedom of Choice, On the Fall of the Devil, Justice, On the Harmony of God's Foreknowledge, Predestination, and Grace with Free Choice, Antecedent necessity, Consequent necessity, Connotation, Paronymy, Signify per se, Signify per aliud, Trinity, Incarnation, Virgin Birth, Immaculate Conception, Soteriology