Editing Medieval Philosophy (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Medieval Philosophy''' — The era of philosophical development in Europe and the Middle East during the Middle Ages.
* '''Scholasticism''' — The method of critical thought used in medieval universities that relied on logic and reconciling authority.
* '''St. Augustine''' — The early medieval thinker who combined Plato's "Forms" with Christian theology.
* '''St. Thomas Aquinas''' — The most famous Scholastic, who combined Aristotle's "Logic" with Christian theology.
* '''Avicenna (Ibn Sina)''' — The Persian polymath whose "Canon of Medicine" and philosophical works dominated the Islamic Golden Age.
* '''Maimonides''' — The Jewish philosopher who wrote "The Guide for the Perplexed" to reconcile Torah with Aristotle.
* '''The Problem of Universals''' — The debate over whether general concepts (like "Humanness") are real things or just names.
* '''The Ontological Argument''' — St. Anselm's famous logical proof that God must exist by definition.
* '''Summa Theologica''' — Aquinas's massive encyclopedia of knowledge, designed to answer every possible question about God and man.
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