Concerning the relationship between the intellect and the will, ...

[appyboo]

Concerning the relationship between the intellect and the will, Augustine says that
 
 

a. the intellect always guides the will.
   b. the intellect always follows the will, which is moved by what it loves.
  c. the intellect and the will are separate faculties which do not interact.
  d. sometimes our actions are caused by our intellect and sometimes by our will.
 
 

Question 2

Augustines view of the relationship between philosophy and faith is that
 
 

a. philosophical issues are always to be understood in the light of their religious significance.
  b. philosophy and religion complement one another, but neither sheds any light on the concerns of the others domain.
  c. philosophy should be avoided, because it is the enemy of the faith.
  d. all that we need to know about God can be obtained through philosophical reasoning.

[underwood14]

Answer to Question 1

b.

Answer to Question 2

a.