For aquinas, one arrives to knowledge of the ultimate extrinsic cause by employing dionysius's threefold way: the way of causality, the way of remotion, and the way of eminence. true t false f ll for aquinas, the solution to the problem of substantial change involves distinguishing prime matter (potency) from substantial form (act) true t false f the resolution to intrinsic principles is called resolution "according to the thing" because you move from one substance to another. true t false f the resolution to extrinsic causes is called resolution "according to reason" because you mentally separate the effect from the cause even though in reality they are composite. true t false f ll for aquinas, the second stage of resolution to intrinsic principles deals with the problem of accidental change. t true false