Aristotle's thought exists now mainly among Catholics. They studied Aristotle in preparation for studying Aquinas and has classified his ways of thinking down to the last bit. But their objective viz presentation of theological doctrine has limited their attempt in this direction somewhat, so a blind endorsement is not possible. Nevertheless there is no else but them around in this regard save isolated individuals, like the Thomas Taylor the translator. These guys i.e. Peripatetics and Thomists unlike others divide philosophy according to order, order man does not establish but simply beholds as one kind, order among concepts as another and finally order among actions that are voluntary( which they call "human actions") and these constitute natural, logical( i.e. rational) and moral philosophy. John of St. Thomas, Grenier, Mercier, Wulf, etc. have left works expounding Aquinas' philosophy which is virtually convertable with Aristotle's.
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Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed the video Aristotle is complicated but you can’t hate him lol
Aristotle's thought exists now mainly among Catholics. They studied Aristotle in preparation for studying Aquinas and has classified his ways of thinking down to the last bit. But their objective viz presentation of theological doctrine has limited their attempt in this direction somewhat, so a blind endorsement is not possible. Nevertheless there is no else but them around in this regard save isolated individuals, like the Thomas Taylor the translator. These guys i.e. Peripatetics and Thomists unlike others divide philosophy according to order, order man does not establish but simply beholds as one kind, order among concepts as another and finally order among actions that are voluntary( which they call "human actions") and these constitute natural, logical( i.e. rational) and moral philosophy. John of St. Thomas, Grenier, Mercier, Wulf, etc. have left works expounding Aquinas' philosophy which is virtually convertable with Aristotle's.