Aquinas on the Infinite
The Proceedings of the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy 1999:27-38 (1999)
| Abstract | Both Copleston and Duhem—I believe—claim that for Thomas Aquinas, there cannot be an infinity of anything. In this essay I argue that Thomas allows that there can be an infinity of some sorts of item and, more, that there actually are infinities of some items | |||||||||
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