What was the dominant philosophy of the Middle Ages called? Who was its most outstanding spokesman? What were its basic beliefs, and how did that philosophy view life and learning?

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Cortez Burnett

14 October, 08:24

What was the dominant philosophy of the Middle Ages called? Who was its most outstanding spokesman? What were its basic beliefs, and how did that philosophy view life and learning?

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Karlee Wilkerson · Answer 1

Scholasticism was the philosophy of the Middle ages. Its basic beliefs were merging current knowledge and church knowledge. It's main spokesman was St. Thomas Aquinas. Reason always gave way to the church's thinking. This philosophy view the church always being correct with no fault. THis philosophy stunned learning because the church was always assumed correct.