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To say that Aquinas was a moderate realist means that he believed that

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To say that Aquinas was a moderate realist means that he believed that

a. universals were real, but not completely independent of particular things.
b. universals are only real in the sense that they are mental creations.
c. universals always exist apart from the particulars that imitate them.
d. universals are not real, only particular things are.

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Correct

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