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2018
Kabbalah is the body of Jewish mystical writings which became important at the end of the twelfth century in Provence and has been taken up with varying degrees of enthusiasm in an attempt to explore the esoteric side of Judaism. There are two main forms of Kabbalah: one which concentrates on gaining knowledge of God through study of his name, and a ...
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Kabbalah is the body of Jewish mystical writings which became important at the end of the twelfth century in Provence and has been taken up with varying degrees of enthusiasm in an attempt to explore the esoteric side of Judaism. There are two main forms of Kabbalah: one which concentrates on gaining knowledge of God through study of his name, and a ...
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Modern Theology, 2010
AbstractThe Christian Bible was from the outset a dogmatic and Christological conception, which entailed a mystical reading of signs and events, a practise of speculation at once narratological and phenomenological. The trilogy of Olivier‐Thomas Venard OP – Thomas d'Aquin, poète théologien – is proposed as crucial to understanding how Thomas Aquinas ...
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AbstractThe Christian Bible was from the outset a dogmatic and Christological conception, which entailed a mystical reading of signs and events, a practise of speculation at once narratological and phenomenological. The trilogy of Olivier‐Thomas Venard OP – Thomas d'Aquin, poète théologien – is proposed as crucial to understanding how Thomas Aquinas ...
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1995
Most commentators are willing to agree that Leibniz’s substitution of “force” for “mind” as the defining characteristic of substance represented an evolution in his thinking that ultimately banished the last traces of Cartesian dualism from his system and led to the concept of monads.
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Most commentators are willing to agree that Leibniz’s substitution of “force” for “mind” as the defining characteristic of substance represented an evolution in his thinking that ultimately banished the last traces of Cartesian dualism from his system and led to the concept of monads.
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