
 History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps HoP 256 - Frequently Asked Questions - Henry of Ghent
 Jun 19, 2016 
 Explore the influential proposals of Henry of Ghent in the late 13th century, his stance on the relationship between theology and philosophy, the concept of proximate and ultimate causes, the role of certainty in religious truths, the placement of theology within a system, and Henry's view on the moral permissibility of self-preservation. 
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 Introduction 
 00:00 • 3min 
 Henry of Ghent: Theologian or Philosopher? 
 02:32 • 2min 
 Proximate and Ultimate Causes, the Role of Philosophy, and Certainty in Religious Truths 
 04:37 • 1min 
 Certainty and Theology within a System 
 05:53 • 7min 
 The Moral Permissibility of Self-Preservation 
 12:32 • 8min 
