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Analytic Theology and its Method
Philotheos, 2020I shall present an analysis of analytic theology as primarily characterised by Michael Rea (2011). I shall establish that if analytic theology is essentially characterised with the ambitions outlined by Rea, then it corresponds to a theological realist ...
Abbas Ahsan
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Analytic Theology as Rigorous Appreciation
, 2021Part IV turns to an extended engagement with the academic study of religion, which is often constitutively hostile to any form of theology. Chapter 14 considers the vexed role of normative inquiry in the academic study of religion.
W. Wood
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Should Pentecostal Theology be Analytic Theology?
PNEUMA, 2014As pentecostal theology develops, it will become more sophisticated philosophically. Pentecostal theology should benefit from the gains of analytic theology, an approach to systematic theology characterized by certain tendencies within analytic philosophy.
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Ahistoricity in Analytic Theology
American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly, 2018Analytic theology has sometimes been criticized as ahistorical. But what this means, and why it is problematic, have often been left unclear. This essay explicates and supports one way of making that charge while simultaneously showing this ahistoricity, although widespread within analytic theology, is not essential to it.
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, 2020
This book is the second of two volumes collecting together the most substantial work in analytic theology that I have done between 2003 and 2018. The first volume contains essays focused, broadly speaking, on the nature of God; this second volume ...
Michael Rea
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This book is the second of two volumes collecting together the most substantial work in analytic theology that I have done between 2003 and 2018. The first volume contains essays focused, broadly speaking, on the nature of God; this second volume ...
Michael Rea
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Analytic Philosophy and Christian Theology
Religion Compass, 2013AbstractIn the 20th century, a particularly acrimonious relationship took place between analytic philosophy on the one side and Christian theology on the other. Analytic philosophy has been the dominant mode of philosophical engagement in the English‐speaking world.
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Divine Attributes as a Topic in Analytic Theology
, 2020Analytic theology differs from other forms of theology primarily in its methodology: its ambitions, its style, its conversation partners, and so on. This is where the most interesting differences between analytic philosophical discussions of the divine ...
Michael Rea
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2021
AbstractPart III calls for a more theological analytic theology and defends analytic theology from some common theological objections. Chapter 6 argues that the Christian doctrine of creation furnishes a warrant for analytic theology. The doctrine of creation gives us good reason to value theology as such, traditionally understood as faith seeking ...
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AbstractPart III calls for a more theological analytic theology and defends analytic theology from some common theological objections. Chapter 6 argues that the Christian doctrine of creation furnishes a warrant for analytic theology. The doctrine of creation gives us good reason to value theology as such, traditionally understood as faith seeking ...
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Methodological directives of analytic theology in light of the postulates of the Cracow Circle
Przegląd TomistycznyAnalytic theology is a theology in which the methods of analytic philosophy are employed. A similar description is used to refer to another contemporary analytic trend, namely analytical Thomism.
Marek Porwolik
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