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St. Thomas Aquinas thought Aristotle’s ideas were dangerous because he was a pagan philosopher.
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St. Thomas Aquinas thought Aristotle’s ideas were dangerous because he was a pagan philosopher.

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I'm guessing this is a true or false question, So if it is, the answer is true, Aquinas believed the moral opposite of Aristotle's ideas and threw them out as dangerous.
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