Dios y "antropocentrismo" en Aristóteles

Espíritu 62 (145):35-55 (2013)
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If the prime mover must be considered as efficient cause and not only as a final cause, then one must ask: why does God move the heavens? We hold the position that the anthropocentrism which Aristotle maintains is able to sufficiently justify the thesis that God moves the spheres so that human beings may exist. This provides an additional motive for accepting providence, which is manifestly ordered specifically towards man

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David Torrijos-Castrillejo
Universidad Eclesiástica San Dámaso

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