Theology/philosophy
Shifting frontiers of transcendence in theology, philosophy and science
... Another development in this debate does not necessarily look for openings for non-interventionist divine action but uses human biology as a basis for a purely immanent view of religion. It has the advantage that God acts ...
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African philosophy on the way: theorizing oromo philosophy and theology of land (lafi keenya lafee keenya, our land is our bones)
... Oromo emancipatory theological understanding of land has links to the notion of dhugaa, meaning justice. Human liberation is chained to the economic, political, and social justice for all who live in the country. It is ...
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Evolution and the sacred: the evolutionary theology of John Haught in relation to Daoist philosophy
... Although there is a time interval of more than two thousand years between Haught and Laozi and Zhuangzi, a comparative study between different times or cultures may lead us to open up new avenues in the science and ...
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Eternal Life as an Exclusively Present Possession: Perspectives from Theology and the Philosophy of Time
... Many attempts have been made to rebut concerns of the sort just outlined, and to do so while affirming the conception of eternal life as a life infinitely extended in time. 4 My aim here, however, is not to resolve the ...
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Interdisciplinarity, debate and movie clips as highly motivating factors in live shows — Five years of success
... how philosophy, theology and science were part of the one and only body of knowledge for many centuries, on the revolution brought about by the mathematization of science, and on physical and mathematical ...
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Analytic theology as systematic theology
... in philosophy of religion and may well be evolving into a distinctive ‘school’ of Christian ...analytic philosophy and ST. As Wood remarks, “if philosophy presents the theologian with intellectual ...
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'Solved by sacrifice' : Austin Farrer, fideism, and the evidence of faith
... Third, and perhaps most importantly, implicit in Mitchell’s description of Farrer’s alleged fideism is Mitchell’s own location in contemporary Anglo-American philosophy of religion and Anglican theology. ...
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Renewing Philosophy of Religion: Exploratory Essays
... in philosophy of religion is itself striking, but its implications are far from ...between philosophy and theology can ...upon theology in a competent ...of theology would be one means ...
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Christ-centred ethical behaviour and ecological crisis: What resources do the concepts of order in creation and eschatological hope offer?
... reformed theology of God’s cosmic history of creation, fall and redemption as a possible unifying theme on the Christian doctrines of creation and ...a philosophy with a strong cosmological focus, but also ...
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The possibility of a scientific approach to analytic theology
... of theology lie with the spirit of wisdom and revelation that is given by the Lord Jesus Christ ...Again, theology conceived accordingly could not be anything more than a generic form of philosophy ...
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On being African and Reformed? Towards an African Reformed theology enthused by an interlocution of those on the margins of society
... African theology and not Black theology is informed by our assumption that the notion of Black theology in South Africa does not significantly capture the notion of African culture and ...
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Knowing, believing, living in Africa: A practical theology perspective of the past, present and future
... practical theology (Osmer 2008:327ff; Van den Berg ...practical theology to deal with an individualised, pluralistic world and growing glocal tendencies of criticalness, uncertainty and human ...
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What is "theology" in "public theology" and what is "public" about "public theology"?
... “doing theology”. Since Plato theology has assumed systematization of ideas on the transcendent ...of theology is to be found in both the professional academy and in the public ...”public ...
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Political Theology as critical theology
... Political Theology as a fundamental theology, whereas Francis Schüssler Fiorenza (see above) describes it as a foundational ...‘foundational theology’ is understood in different ways, Political ...
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Karl Barth’s understanding of Christian Baptism as a basis for a conversation on the praxis of Sacraments in the Uniting Reformed Church in Southern Africa
... confessional theology he notes the presence of at least five dominant features of Barth’s theological thinking: a theology aggressively anchored in the word of God (the Bible); the church is always the ...
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Romanian theology: A theology of dialogue
... Without being a spirit with Gnostic tendencies – although the modern human being may easily slip into this trap – I gave my attention to Christian gnoseology as well. The result of this study was my paper for my doctoral ...
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The theoretical contexts of Mary Daly's thought
... formal theology be explored and utilised, the question of how a constructive feminist theology may be formulated ...patriarchy, theology cannot be ignored, nor should it be simply ...of ...
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An ethical analysis of the implementation of poverty reduction policies in South Africa and Chile and their implications for the Church
... The Catholic Church has historically been populous and powerful in Chile, with the Protestant churches being much smaller in number and influence. It is true that some within the Catholic Church, who supported the ...
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A comparison of the concept of God found in Paul Tillich, Alfred North Whitehead and Charles Hartshorne
... Gunton is not alone in his basic criticism, i.e. how are we to understand divine activity in Hartshorne’s theology?, but I find his formulation rather unsatisfactory. As far as I understand it, the dipolar concept ...
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Absolute Nothingness or Dynamic Emptiness: God and the 'Cult of Nothingness' in Buddhist-Christian Dialogue
... doing philosophy altogether until after the ...‘reborn’ philosophy which he called ‘metanoetics’, what might be termed an epistemology of moral transformation in the encounter with Absolute ...a ...
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