A Brief Overview of the Life of St. Anselm, pt. 2 of 2
Perhaps Anselm’s greatest legacy is not in his historical significance, but rather his theological contributions. Anselm’s main method of theological argument was dialectic reasoning, a popular method of debate and proof in philosophy using logic and reasoning. The steps of dialectic involved putting [...]
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A Brief Overview of the Life of St. Anselm, pt 2 of 2
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A Brief Overview of the Life of St. Anselm Pt. 1 of 2
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A Brief Overview of the Life of St. Anselm
By Keven Newsome
In partial fulfillment for the course HIST 5200 History of Christianity: Early and Medieval
Instructor: Dr. Rex Butler
The millennium drew near, and the Christianized world waited with bated breath for the return of Jesus. When the year 1000 came and passed, disappointed theologians across France assembled [...]
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