38. Who postulated that the celestial bodies for their motion needed a "first push"? A. Pythagoras B. Aristotle C. Plato D. Galileo E. Ptolemy

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13 July, 05:38

38. Who postulated that the celestial bodies for their motion needed a "first push"? A. Pythagoras B. Aristotle C. Plato D. Galileo E. Ptolemy

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Asher Prince · Answer 1

B. Aristotle

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For Aristotle, the sublime bodies and God was recognized from each other, which is a vital being because God is not just the consistency of their movement requires insight. To do this, he proposes just what must be hypothesized first push from someplace, and undoubtedly its very presence.

While declining to talk about vitality as a property of issue and denying that it is matter in any evident feeling of the word, it is insisted that its sum in the material world can now be expanded nor reduced.