In 1750 AD...

In 1750 AD, he was forced to leave this Parish because of a dispute with his parishioners over qualifications for communion. In 1751 AD he took charge of the congregation in Stockbridge, a frontier town sixty miles to the west. He was selected third president of Princeton in 1757 AD but died shortly after inauguration (Audi 2001, p. 253). Ontology Avicenna Avicenna introduced God as the prime or ultimate cause of all things (Kemal, 1998).

He maintained that God, the principle of all existence, was pure intellect, from whom other existing things such as minds, bodies and other objects all emanated. Therefore all that existed was necessarily related to God. That necessity, once fully understood, was rational and allowed all that existed to be inferred from each…