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Relations in Ramon Llull’s Trinitarian Ontology
Religions, 2023 After his conversion in 1263, and following a vision on Mount Randa in 1273, Ramon Llull adopted a trinitarian view of the world. At the same time, he found his purpose in missionary activity, seeking to convert Christians, Muslims, and Jews to the ...
Peter Volek
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Acta Universitatis Carolinae Theologica, 2022 Bonaventure’s epistemology is partly based on his Trinitarian theology. This paper investigates the Trinitarian connotations in this epistemology and their broader significance.
Jonathan Bieler
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Klaus Hemmerle on the Trinitarian Ontology of the Human Person
Acta Universitatis Carolinae Theologica, 2022 The 20th-century quest for a Trinitarian ontology was associated with a critical reconsideration of the modern philosophy of the subject. However, this reconsideration did not reject the question of subjectivity itself.
Eduard Fiedler
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Sacramental Engines: The Trinitarian Ontology of Computers in Charles Babbage’s Analytical Engine
Religions, 2022 Charles Babbage’s Analytical Engine can be recollected as a fossilized image of the first digital computer. It is essentially distinguished from all prior and analog computers by the transcription of the ‘mechanical notation’, the separation of the ...
Ryan Haecker
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Religions, 2023 This paper aims to explore the concept of rootedness in the final political reflections of Simone Weil. According to the French philosopher, rootedness represents “the most important and least recognized need of the human soul”.
Noémi Sanches +1 more
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Ontology and Anti-Platonism: Reconsidering Colin Gunton’s Trinitarian Theology [PDF]
Neue Zeitschrift Fur Systematische Theologie Und Religionsphilosophie, 2020 Summary This article offers a reading of Colin Gunton’s trinitarian theology in light of recent theological attempts to develop accounts of ‘new trinitarian ontologies’ in a strongly Christian Neo-Platonic vein. In particular, this article seeks to situate Gunton’s work within the broader context of late twentieth-century European ...
King-Ho Leung
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Theological Epistemology and Trinitarian Ontology in Aquinas
Wrocławski Przegląd Teologiczny, 2020 Thomas Aquinas’ theological epistemology is presented as a response to an aporia of classical metaphysical thought, which affirmed the relationality of the episteme but denied that of the First Principle.
Giulio Maspero
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Revelations from the Underground: Trinitarian Metaphysics and the Underground Church
Religions, 2023 The ancient concept of the underground is mainly associated with the outdated triadic cosmology. In modernity, some authors such as Dostoevsky and Nietzsche have dialectically referred to the underground as an alternative to the principle of reason or ...
Eduard Fiedler
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Wrocławski Przegląd Teologiczny, 2023 The article shows the existence in Joseph Ratzinger’s thought of a true Trinitarian ontology, which is a relational ontology, particularly with regard to the Trinitarian part of Introduction to Christianity, which originates with the patristic ...
Giulio Maspero
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Perichoresis: The Theological Journal of Emanuel University, 2022 If humans are created in the image of a trinitarian God, then we might consider that the fundamental ontology of humans would be relational, furthermore to some degree perichoretic. If perichoresis is somehow reflected in human relations (notwithstanding
Gorsuch Gregory Scott
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