Substance' is the basic category term for the Aristotelian metaphysician. All of the following would be true statements about natural substances in this philosophy EXCEPT:
a) a substance is in full being when its potentiality has been actualized
b) a substance is always composed of other substances ad infinitum
c) a substance is analyzable into form and matter

All of the following would be true statements about natural substances in this philosophy EXCEPT:___

b) a substance is always composed of other substances ad infinitum

Explanation:

To provide an answer to the question, we analyse each option as follows

a) a substance is in full being when its potentiality has been actualized

According to Aristotle, every thing consist of potential which is natural for them to attempt to develop their potential and a substance with actualizes potential is fully developed.

b) a substance is always composed of other substances ad infinitum

For Aristotelian metaphysician, a semicircle is described by the circle of which it forms a part, because if we describe a circle by a semi circle and a semicircle by a quarter of a circle then we have ad infinitum number of definitions. Therefore, according to Aristotelian metaphysics, a substance is not always composed of other substances ad infinitum.

For example, the statement a man is a man is true but if analysed from the constituents will lead to contradiction.

c) a substance is analyzable into form and matter

According to Metaphysics, without form  matter would be without properties does not exist and every matter is with form.

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