Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p 1. The Neo-Thomism of Gilson and Maritain -- Neo-Thomism's general indebtedness to Aquinas -- The proofs of the existence of God -- The principle of causality -- The attributes of God -- 2. The Neo-Augustinianism of Herman Dooyeweerd -- Dooyeweerd's Critique of Reason -- Dooyeweerd's interpretation of the history of philosophy -- 3. The Neo-Existentialism of Paul Tillich -- The nature of philosophy and theology -- Tillich's view of reason and revelation -- being and God -- 4. Some Critical Comparisons -- The nature of philosophy in Maritain, Gilson, Dooyeweerd and Tillich -- The role of reason in philosophy as conceived by Tillich, Maritain, Gilson and Dooyeweerd -- The existence of God -- 5. Some Recent Objections to Theology -- The problem of religious discourse -- More recent developments -- Critical evaluation -- The problem of revelation. }
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- catalog description "1. The Neo-Thomism of Gilson and Maritain -- Neo-Thomism's general indebtedness to Aquinas -- The proofs of the existence of God -- The principle of causality -- The attributes of God -- 2. The Neo-Augustinianism of Herman Dooyeweerd -- Dooyeweerd's Critique of Reason -- Dooyeweerd's interpretation of the history of philosophy -- 3. The Neo-Existentialism of Paul Tillich -- The nature of philosophy and theology -- Tillich's view of reason and revelation -- being and God -- 4. Some Critical Comparisons -- The nature of philosophy in Maritain, Gilson, Dooyeweerd and Tillich -- The role of reason in philosophy as conceived by Tillich, Maritain, Gilson and Dooyeweerd -- The existence of God -- 5. Some Recent Objections to Theology -- The problem of religious discourse -- More recent developments -- Critical evaluation -- The problem of revelation".
- catalog tableOfContents "1. The Neo-Thomism of Gilson and Maritain -- Neo-Thomism's general indebtedness to Aquinas -- The proofs of the existence of God -- The principle of causality -- The attributes of God -- 2. The Neo-Augustinianism of Herman Dooyeweerd -- Dooyeweerd's Critique of Reason -- Dooyeweerd's interpretation of the history of philosophy -- 3. The Neo-Existentialism of Paul Tillich -- The nature of philosophy and theology -- Tillich's view of reason and revelation -- being and God -- 4. Some Critical Comparisons -- The nature of philosophy in Maritain, Gilson, Dooyeweerd and Tillich -- The role of reason in philosophy as conceived by Tillich, Maritain, Gilson and Dooyeweerd -- The existence of God -- 5. Some Recent Objections to Theology -- The problem of religious discourse -- More recent developments -- Critical evaluation -- The problem of revelation".