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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.
Gregory F. LaNave
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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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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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Theological Reflection: Method or Mystique?
Contact, 2005This article is a shortened version of the introduction of a book to be published in 2005 entitled Theological Reflection: Methods.
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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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