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Godfrey of Fontaines (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) (7081 words) |
 | Godfrey of Fontaines was one of the major philosopher-theologians to serve as Regent Master at the University of Paris in the final quarter of the thirteenth century, along with Henry of Ghent and Giles of Rome. |
| Godfrey was surely familiar with the controversy concerning whether one should with Avicenna stress the nonparticular and therefore the universal character of being as being and hence make this the subject of metaphysics or rather with Averroes emphasize it as the science which has the highest kind of being, the divine, as its subject. |
| Godfrey then refers to and rejects the view of Henry of Ghent, according to whom attributes, when taken in the second sense, can be recognized as distinct and as multiple by God himself insofar as he views himself directly and without any reference to creatures. |
| Comedy Central: Comedians: Godfrey- Biography (713 words) |
| Godfrey is one of the hottest young comedians on the horizon. |
| In addition to his film and television work, Godfrey is one of the most dominant comedic presences on the New York comedy scene where he is often in demand as both a host and standup guest star. |
| Godfrey can regularly be seen performing in the hottest comedy clubs in New York including The Comedy Cellar, Comic Strip and Caroline's Comedy and in Los Angeles at The Laugh Factory and The Improv. |
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