This philosopher's conception of beauty involved three qualities, termed integritas, consonantia, and claritas.
This philosopher's conception of beauty involved three qualities, termed integritas, consonantia, and claritas. This philosopher rejected plurality of substantial forms on the grounds that it fails to account for human unity, and he denied that Socrates's soul was equivalent to Socrates. He argued that any object that exists outside the mind must have both an essence and an actus essendi through which the essence is instantiated. He argued that good actions with harmful, foreseen effects may be permissible if the bad effect is minimized and not intended, his doctrine of double effect. This student of Albertus Magnus claimed that an essentially ordered infinite causal series is impossible in one of his five arguments for the existence of God. For 10 points, name this Scholastic philosopher who proposed the quinque viae in Summa Theologiae.
This philosopher's conception of beauty involved three qualities, termed integritas, consonantia, and claritas.
St. Thomas Aquinas [or Thomas of Aquino; prompt on \"Thomas\"]