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Tag Archives: communicatio
John Wyclif and Communication
Starting 9:23. O’Donovan’s notes: Lordship/Dominion. Does not depend on property. Absolute property is possession of something without an attendant obligation. God’s own lordship was not owned by God’s keeping himself to himself. God “lends” himself. He can’t “give away,” … Continue reading
Review: John Owen, Communion with God
My copy of Owen was from his Works, volume 2. Nonetheless, this review will also serve for the shorter Puritan Paperbacks edition. following the review is an outline on the book. Owen gives us a dense, thorough, yet manageable snapshot, … Continue reading
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Tagged christology, communicatio, john owen, trinity, union with christ
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Notes on Wyclif from O’Donovan.
A running series of notes I’ve made on John Wyclif over the past decade, with help from Oliver O’Donovan. From his talk “The Human Person, Economics, and Catholic Social Thought” On the term “communication.” His view of lordship does not … Continue reading
Posted in Church History, Scholasticism
Tagged communicatio, dominion, ethics, john wyclif, justice, oliver o'donovan
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