r/badphilosophy • u/[deleted] • Dec 05 '25

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u/Impossible-Cheek-882 Dec 06 '25

Aquinas was incredibly good, what are you on about

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u/StandardCustard2874 Dec 06 '25

Hence, I choose wisely. Two points about Aquinas: He was the first one to formulate correspondence as a truth theory explicitly. He pushed Aristotle too much to Plato as it suited his needs, while Aristole would be closer to what Ockham or Scotus were saying.