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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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EphataThe main aim of the paper is to present a connection of Trinitarian theology and ontology with political theology in the work of the Czech theologian Ctirad V. Pospišil.
Petr Macek
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Life as Relatio: Classical Metaphysics and Trinitarian Ontology
Theological Research. The Journal of Systematic Theology, 2014 Aristotle, Metaphysics.Augustine, The Trinity.Ayres L., (Mis)Adventures in Trinitarian Ontologies, in: J. Polkinghorne (ed.), The Trinity and an Entangled World, Cambridge 2010, pp. 130–145.Bausola A., La libertà, Brescia 1990.Berti E., “Per i viventi l’essere è il vivere” (Aristotle, De anima 415.b.13), in: M. Sánchez Sorondo (ed.), La vita, Roma 1998,
Maspero, Giulio; Pontifical University of the Holy Cross, Rome
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ReligionsTrinitarian ontology represents a dynamic and fast-evolving field of research in the scope of philosophical theology with a focus on the influence of Trinitarian doctrine on the development of the Western philosophical tradition.
Petr Macek
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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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Nova PrisutnostThe paper discusses the development of moral theology in the Roman Catholic Church, the way this development opened the doors to the various methods and schools of thought, philosophical and theological worldviews, the ways of perceiving and ...
Mate Saralishvili
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Pacifica: Australasian Theological Studies, 2008 This essay examines the Trinitarianism of Marius Victorinus in relation to the Neoplatonism of Plotinus and Porphyry, and to orthodox understandings of the doctrine. Victorinus always remained a consistent and thorough-going exponent of Neoplatonism. Victorinus' theory is not as far from Plotinus as it might seem; he has essentially the same ontology,
Albert Haig
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Michael Heller’s Theology of Science in a Trinitarian Perspective: Ontological Aspects
Scientia et FidesThis paper explores the program of theology of science proposed by renowned Polish physicist and philosopher, Michael Heller, with a particular focus on its ontological dimensions through the lens of Trinitarian theology. Firstly, an overview of the status and current discussions of theology of science is presented.
Wojciech Piotr Grygiel +1 more
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Franciscanum, 2021 Lullabies written by a known author are distinguished by returning to enunciative and semantic aspects of the folk genre and modify them, so even an author sitting in front of a white paper, no children in sight, will still keep in mind an utterance ...
Marina di Marco
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Acta Universitatis Carolinae Theologica, 2022 The present study deals with the term desire (desiderio, Wunsch) in Jacques Lacan’s psychoanalytic approach and aims to find common intersections with Klaus Hemmerle’s vision of Trinitarian ontology.
Martin Danišek
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