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>utterly BTFOs Aquinas over the subject of the immaculate conception

I’m didsappointed by the lack of love for Scholastic philosophy on this board. There really is nothing that can match it- even Analytic philosophers don’t come close to Schokastics as far as adherence to logical principles goes (though I do think that there are a lot of parallels between scholastic and analytic philosophy)

It would be especially useful today if people would bother to reference it. Even in our contemporary secular state, the tension between distributive justice and commutative justice is a big issue and one that was covered very thoroughly by Aquinas.

Also, Scholastics thread

>When you seperate questions of unprovable forms from that which can be empirically observed and as a result your name becomes synonymous with idiot to the point that not even your taste in thinking caps is spared from mockery.

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