Philosophical Theology

Univocism and Monadology in Post-Avicennan Iranian Philosophy: Mulla Sadra Shirazi and the Philosophical Development of Ibn al-'Arabi's Gnosis (Spanish)

by Carlos Segovia

"Univocismo y monadología en el pensamiento iraní postaviceniano: La prosecución filosófica del 'irfan de Ibn al-'Arabi en la obra de Mulla Sadra Shirazi," Anales del Seminario de Historia de la Filosofía 18 (2001) 78-108.

Univocism and Monadology in Post-Avicennan Iranian Philosophy: Mulla Sadra Shirazi's Ishraqi Hermeneutics of Ibn 'Arabi's Gnosis and His Discussion of Avicennan Ontology

by Carlos Segovia

in: Endoxa. Series Filosóficas 16 (2002) 295-209.

A Review of R. Ramón Guerrero's "Averroes on Philosophy and Religion (1998)" (Spanish)

by Carlos Segovia

"Filosofía y religión en el islam: En torno a Averroes," Anales del Seminario de Historia de la Filosofía 16 (1999) 235-47.

Recensione di Igor Agostini, "L'infinità di Dio. Il dibattito da Suarez a Caterus", Editori Riuniti University Press 2008

by Simone Guidi

in "Lo Sguardo", n. II, 2010 (I)

Giorgio Agamben, “Il Regno e la Gloria. Per una genealogia teologica dell’economia e del governo”, Bollati Boringhieri, Torino 2009

by Giacomo Pezzano

Published in“Lessico di Etica pubblica”, II, 1, 2011, pp. 130-138

A critical review of one of the most important books in the contemporary philosophical debate A critical review of one of the most important books in the contemporary philosophical debate

John Polkinghorne on Divine Action: a Coherent Theological Evolution

by Ignacio Silva

Science and Christian Belief (2012) 24:1, pp. 19-30 (commented by John Polkinghorne, same issue, pp. 31-32).

I examine John Polkinghorne's account of how God acts in the world, focusing on how his ideas developed with the... more I examine John Polkinghorne's account of how God acts in the world, focusing on how his ideas developed with the consideration of the notion of kenosis, and how this development was not a rejection of his previous ideas, but on the contrary a fulfilling of his own personal philosophical and theological insights. Polkinghorne's thought can be distinguished in three different periods:1) divine action as input of active information (1988-2000/2001);2) Polkinghorne's reception of the notion of kenosis (2000-2004);3) Polkinghorne's "thought experiment" approach to his ideas on divine action (2004- ). Finally, I consider the question of internal coherence of this theological development, focusing on the transition from the first to the second period, which I believe to be the most significant.

Debate #4 Kierkegaard and Theology: Friend or Foe? A Lecture by Myron Penner

by Trinity Debates

March 27, 2006

Yhwh and the mystery of existence

by Jaco Gericke

Descriptive varieties of philosophical commentary

by Jaco Gericke

Descriptive currents in philosophy of religion for Hebrew Bible Studies

by Jaco Gericke

Towards a philosophical theology of the Old Testament

by Jaco Gericke

Nature and Spirit in the Thought of Thomas Aquinas

by Joseph Morgan-Smith

Submitted for the course “Aquinas and Thomism,” with Dr. Simon Oliver, toward an MA in Systematic and Philosophical Theology from the Department of Theology and Religious Studies at The University of Nottingham

In this essay I am concerned with defending two theses. In the first part I will argue that, for Thomas Aquinas,... more In this essay I am concerned with defending two theses. In the first part I will argue that, for Thomas Aquinas, humans necessarily lack the natural capacity to reach our final telos in beatific vision. This deep human problem is intrinsic to Aquinas’ anthropology and is, therefore, logically prior prelapsarian. Then in the second part I will argue that both law and grace, (especially the theological virtues), which together for Aquinas constitute the solution to the problem, can rightly be labeled Spirit. The outcome is that law and virtue, which traditionally have been considered keystones of ethical theory, are found properly under the rubric of soteriology and pneumatology.

Referential Revelation: Why Modern Understandings of Knowledge and Language Produce Inadequate Doctrine

by Joel Harrison

Distinguishing What is True and true: Toward a Postmodern Understanding of Revelation and Authority in Scripture

by Joel Harrison

Christological Method and Reality: On Theological Speech and the Phenomenon of Truth Presenting

by Lucas Wright

Term paper submitted for the seminar "Contemporary Christologies" at Fuller Theological Seminary

Participatory Ontology, Materialism and The Multiple Incarnation Question

by Lucas Wright

Presented by Lucas Wright in "Contemporary Christologies" seminar at Fuller Theological Seminary, under Dr. Oliver Crisp

Major Paper - Christianity After Nietzsche

by Dean Marco Funk

The Relational Theory of the Holy Trinity

by Marat Dakunin

noted circa 1996, first published on author's blog in 2008

Holy Trinity, theory of Holy Trinity, christianity, dogma, theology, literature, poetry, para-science, God the Father,... more Holy Trinity, theory of Holy Trinity, christianity, dogma, theology, literature, poetry, para-science, God the Father, Christ, Son of God, the Holy Spirit, perfect love, love, relation, ego

“A Gift to Theology? Jean-Luc Marion’s ‘Saturated Phenomenon’ in Christological Perspective.” Heythrop Journal 48.1 (2007): 86-108

by Brian Robinette

“The Difference Nothing Makes: Creatio Ex Nihilo, Resurrection, and Divine Gratuity.” Theological Studies 72 (2011): 525-57.

by Brian Robinette