Averróis
The Andalusian philosopher who bridged Aristotle and Islam, Averroes is the 'Great Commentator' whose rationalist legacy shaped Western and Islamic thought.
Frases de Averróis
“Religion is the art of guiding the soul toward perfection, while philosophy is the path of perfection itself.”
Filosófico “If the apparent meaning of Scripture conflicts with demonstration, it must be interpreted allegorically.”
Lógica e Direito “Nature does nothing in vain.”
Científico “Truth does not contradict truth, but agrees with it and bears witness to it.”
Epistemologia “Ignorance leads to fear, fear leads to hate, and hate leads to violence. This is the equation.”
Reflexão Social “The man who does not seek the science of demonstration does not possess a true human nature.”
Filosófico “He who does not know anatomy does not know God.”
Médico-Teológico “The correct religion mandates investigation by means of reason into the existence of all beings.”
Filosófico-Teológico “The whole art of medicine consists in preserving health in the human body while it exists, and in restoring it when it is lost.”
Científico “If the intellect existed in act in man from the beginning, it would never be in potentiality.”
Filosófico Metafísico “The philosopher's duty is only to seek the truth, not to please the crowd.”
Reflexão Ética “Women are capable of performing the same activities as men, including the art of war and government.”
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