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Based on this,
Averroism came to be near-synonymous with
atheism in late
medieval usage. As a
historiographical category,
Averroism was
first defined...
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opposed Averroism and
established a
distinction between a
religion that
could be tolerated—Islam—and a
philosophy that
should be opposed—
Averroism, especially...
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acceptance of
Averroism in its entirety,
which drew upon him the
opposition of
Albertus Magnus and Aquinas. In
December 1270,
Averroism was condemned...
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Sahih Muslim. p. 200. Tamer,
Georges (2011-02-01). "
Averroism".
Encyclopaedia of Islam, THREE.
Averroism is a
philosophical movement named after the sixth/twelfth-century...
- Scotus.
While the
Latin Avicennism was weak in
comparison with
Latin Averroism,
according to Étienne
Gilson there was an "Avicennising Augustinism"....
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where several schools of
philosophy continued to flourish: Avicennism,
Averroism, Illuminationism,
mystical philosophy,
transcendent theosophy, and the...
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philosophy and Ash'ari theology,
Averroism became very
influential in
medieval Europe,
especially among the Scholastics.
Averroism eventually led to the development...
- and
several Aristotelian commentaries, and
established the
school of
Averroism. Ibn al-Baitar, died 1248,
Andalusian botanist and
pharmacist who compiled...
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Atomism –
Augustinianism –
Australian realism –
Authoritarianism –
Averroism –
Avicennism –
Axiology –
Aztec philosophy Baptists –
Bayesianism – Behaviorism...
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three centuries later, it was
still studied at Padua, the last home of
Averroism, and
Lucilio Vanini spoke of him with
great veneration. (The text can...
