Sentences with SCHOOLMEN
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"The schoolmen of the Middle Ages had a deep understanding of theology."
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"The works of the schoolmen influenced Western intellectual thought."
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"During the Renaissance, the works of the schoolmen were highly regarded."
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"Many schoolmen were monks or priests."
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"The schoolmen sought to reconcile faith and reason."
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"Some of the most renowned schoolmen include Thomas Aquinas and William of Ockham."
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"The schoolmen played a significant role in shaping medieval education."
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"The writings of the schoolmen are still studied in some universities today."
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"The schoolmen's arguments often centered around the existence of God."
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"The schoolmen made important contributions to the fields of logic and rhetoric."
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"The schoolmen's ideas on theology were incorporated into Christian doctrine."
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"The works of the schoolmen were widely read in medieval universities."
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"The schoolmen debated the relationship between faith and reason."
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"The schoolmen's teachings had a lasting impact on Western philosophy."
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"Many of the schoolmen's texts were written in Latin."
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"The schoolmen's writings were highly influential in the development of scholasticism."
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"The schoolmen's ideas continue to be studied and discussed by scholars."
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"The schoolmen of that time analyzed and explained the mysteries of theology."
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"Medieval schoolmen debated topics such as the existence of God."
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"The writings of the schoolmen were highly influential in shaping philosophical thought in the Middle Ages."
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"Many of the schoolmen were monks or priests."
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"The schoolmen sought to reconcile reason and faith in their philosophical discussions."
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"Some schoolmen specialized in the study of Aristotle's works."
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"Thomas Aquinas was one of the most famous schoolmen."
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"The schoolmen often used dialectic reasoning in their debates."
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"The influence of the schoolmen extended beyond theology into various other fields."
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"The schoolmen played a significant role in the development of scholasticism."
