Crescas

Especially do we find this to be the case in Crescas who opposes Aristotle on philosophic grounds.

Hasdai Crescas criticised Maimonides's principle of selection as well as the list of dogmas, which he reduced to six.

We shall see that Hasdai Crescas was more consistent, and admitted determinism.

But even in his opposition Crescas leans on Maimonides's principles, which he takes up one by one and refutes.

Accordingly Crescas defines unity as something essential to everything actually existing, denoting the absence of plurality.