Which theologian argued for the existence of God from (1) motion, (2) causality, (3) possibility, (4) imperfection, and (5) design?

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Which theologian argued for the existence of God from (1) motion, (2) causality, (3) possibility, (4) imperfection, and (5) design?

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Reed Hanna · Answer 1

The theologian who argued the existence of God from motion, causality, possibility, imperfection and design was Thomas Aquinas.

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Thomas Aquinas is considered one of the Catholic Church's greatest theologians and philosophers. In his book, Quinque viæ (Latin for 'Five Ways') he made five above mentioned logical arguements regarding the existence of God.