Closest Philosophical match

No suprises here:

1. Aquinas (100%) Click here for info
2. St. Augustine (91%) Click here for info
3. Spinoza (83%) Click here for info
4. Aristotle (75%) Click here for info
5. Plato (53%) Click here for info
6. Ockham (50%) Click here for info
7. Jean-Paul Sartre (49%) Click here for info
8. John Stuart Mill (46%) Click here for info
9. Epicureans (42%) Click here for info
10. Stoics (42%) Click here for info
11. Nietzsche (38%) Click here for info
12. David Hume (36%) Click here for info
13. Nel Noddings (36%) Click here for info
14. Jeremy Bentham (30%) Click here for info
15. Ayn Rand (25%) Click here for info
16. Cynics (21%) Click here for info
17. Thomas Hobbes (21%) Click here for info
18. Kant (19%) Click here for info
19. Prescriptivism (10%) Click here for info

from http://selectsmart.com/PHILOSOPHY/

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Anonymous said…
I like the quote, thank you for it. I'm catching up on all of your posts - started at the beginning today and this is where I'm at.

I'm learning, as I'm sure are you, and I wanted to thank you for doing much of your learning in a medium where others can also learn.

'Words have power'
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