ЧТО ОЗНАЧАЕТ СЛОВО SCOTISTIC
Значение слова Scotistic в словаре английский языка
Определение Scotistic в словаре относится к доктринам Джона Данса Скота, шотландского схоластического теолога и францисканского священника, особенно тех, кто придерживается той философии и богословия, которые независимы.
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Why Jesus Christ: Thomistic,
Scotistic and Conciliatory ...
This book makes this massive documentation available for the first time. Originally published in 1987 by Trinity Communications.
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A Theology of the Church for the Third Millennium: A ...
Even my scotistic confreres may have hesitations. The claim of centrality for
scotistic contingency, made by Anton Vos, Henri Veldhuis, Looman- Grosskamp,
Eef Dekker and Nico Den Bok may be overstated, but contingency remains
central to ...
Kenan B. Osborne, Rev Kenan Osborne,
2009
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Bl. John Duns Scotus and His Mariology: Commemoration of the ...
Part III Oral Tradition and the Continuity of the Scotistic School This last remark
also suggests another dimension of oral Tradition in the school of Scotus, viz., of
tradition or the idea or ratio as basis of development within that Tradition.
Between the Thomistic and Scotistic positions Carol's sympathy goes clearly to
the latter. And rightly, as far as it goes. The Thomistic position is briefly
summarised (pp. 118-119), while the résumé of the Scotistic position fills,
together with ...
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Studien und Texte Zur Geistesgeschichte Des Mittelalters:
THE CONCEPT OF TIME IN THE FIRST SCOTISTIC SCHOOL Guido Alliney (
Trieste) 1. The Scotistic View of Time in the Early Fourteenth Century A survey of
the texts on the problem of time written by Franciscan theologians after Duns
Scotus ...
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Substance and Individuation in Leibniz
Haecceities Scotistic haecceities constitute another, prima facie, attractive option.
What makes the thing that is youyou and the thing that is me me is that there is a
haecceity ofyou-ness that is instantiated by or a component of you and a ...
J. A. Cover, John O'Leary-Hawthorne,
1999
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The Christian Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, ...
Nonetheless, since the Decree for the Armenians is based in almost a literal way
on one of Thomas Aquinas' small works, other theological positions, such as the
Scotistic position, which were quite acceptable to the Latin Church, are not ...
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The Medieval Heritage in Early Modern Metaphysics and Modal ...
As careful examination shows,32 Wolff systematically relied upon the Scotistic
conception of metaphysics, more precisely the form given to it by Francisco
Suarez (1548-1617) in his Disputationes metaphysicae^ While this was not the
only ...
Russell Friedman, L.O. Nielsen,
2003
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Mary at the Foot of the Cross - IX: Mary: Spouse of the Holy ...
After he became acquainted with Thomistic thought and later, Scotistic thought,
he found that the early answers to the pastoral problems he experienced as a
young curate at Oxford were inadequate. At that time, he was preoccupied with
the ...
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Perfect Will Theology: Divine Agency in Reformed ...
it is foremost an alternative for the Scotistic model regarding the reconciliation
issue. Exactly here Suárez rejects the Scotistic solution, because the contingency
of human acts would be taken away by divine determination. Moreover, for both ...