Arabian Philosophy

When1:  700

When2:  1300

Who:    Arabian Philosophy

What:   philosophic school

Where:  Near East/Spain

Detail: School included Avicenna, Mutakallimoun [-700 to -800], Mutazilites (Wazil), Averroës (Ibn Rashd), al-Kindi, Askari, al-Farabi, al-Gazel, Avempace, al-Ash'ari, Abubacer, David of Dinant, Amalrich of Bena, Joachim of Fiore (Joachim Floris), Athir al-Din Abhari, and Dabiran Qazvini.

Epistemology

Material-world knowledge is individual.

Ethics

God knows everything but does not cause or force human behavior.

Metaphysics

God is the only substance. Things are in God. Individuals are part of the whole and can passively receive universals, truth, and reason from God. All matter thus unifies. Matter holds its Form inside itself. Matter has eternal motion, without outside force.

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