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2023
Abstract This chapter considers the Bavinck theological methodology as a whole. The chapter argues that the influence of historicism on Bavinck’s methodology allowed him to see theology as a progressive science. The chapter opens with an exploration of the nineteenth century’s subject–object break.
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Abstract This chapter considers the Bavinck theological methodology as a whole. The chapter argues that the influence of historicism on Bavinck’s methodology allowed him to see theology as a progressive science. The chapter opens with an exploration of the nineteenth century’s subject–object break.
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Music and Theological Method: A Lonerganian Approach
Theological Studies, 2016 Music has for the most part been relatively absent from theological aesthetics, specifically in relation to theological method. The epistemological framework of Bernard Lonergan allows us to bring insights from music studies into dialogue with Lonergan’s writings on art, the aesthetic and artistic patterns of experience, and music.
Maeve Louise Heaney
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Sterilization and Theological Method
Theological Studies, 1976In response to American doubts and dissent on church directives to the Catholic hospitals that sterilization cannot be used as a method of contraception but only as treatment for a severe pathological condition (e.g. irradiation of ovaries in cancer therapy) the Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith said that sterilization for contraception
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Scottish Journal of Theology, 1979
There cannot be many philosophical theologians whose work has been interpreted in such radically contrary ways as has Anselm's. He is seen as an arch-rationalist who did not baulk at trying to prove the necessity of the Incarnation and the Trinity (which is Gilson's basic interpretation); and he is seen as a certain kind of fideist for whom reason ...
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There cannot be many philosophical theologians whose work has been interpreted in such radically contrary ways as has Anselm's. He is seen as an arch-rationalist who did not baulk at trying to prove the necessity of the Incarnation and the Trinity (which is Gilson's basic interpretation); and he is seen as a certain kind of fideist for whom reason ...
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The Theological Method of Friedrich Schleiermacher
Eleutheria: John W. Rawlings School of Divinity Academic Journal, 2022What Friedrich Schleiermacher is most known for is his theological method of deriving doctrine from religious experience. He believed that religious piety is to be found in the “feeling of absolute dependence”, and all subsequent doctrines must be discovered through reflection upon religious experience.
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Bonaventure’s Theological Method
2014Ever since the publication of the Quaracchi edition, Bonaventure's theological methodology has been a source of interest to scholars. The interest is justified by his corpus itself. For much of the twentieth century, Bonaventure was read in comparison with neo-Thomist Scholasticism.
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Psychoanalysis and scientific method: A theological Query
Journal of Religion and Health, 1968Scientific inquiry, we are told, begins not with facts, but with a problem. The prob lem I want to share with you has to do with one of those apparent assumptions in the received tradition of psychoanalysis, i.e., the mechanistic model of man and its counterpart, scientific method (narrowly conceived in terms of objective validation).
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Theological Method: The Southern Exposure
Theological Studies, 1977In the last few years, considerable discussion has revived in theological circles on the fundamental problematic of method in theology. A very influential catalyst for the debate was provided by Bernard Lonergan's study on method, which had been eagerly awaited for a number of years.
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Scripture and Theological Method
2017It is shown that most of the time Luther functions with a narrative-literalist hermeneutic, but when addressing critiques he will employ a critical approach to the biblical text and a Method of Correlation. There is also diversity in how the Reformer deals with and what he means by the distinction between Law and Gospel (as a hermeneutical and ...
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