Anselm

This audiobook explores the life and work of Anselm of Canterbury, a pivotal philosopher-theologian in the Latin West, known for his clarity and accessibility in philosophical writing. Anselm's contributions include the first coherent libertarian view of free will and the renowned ontological argument for God's existence, both of which continue to spark scholarly debate. As Archbishop of Canterbury, his correspondence with influential figures reveals his dynamic personality and the practical implications of his theoretical insights, while his concepts of classical theism and Atonement remain relevant in contemporary theological discussions.