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Tag Archives: dialectics
Maximus against Pagan Dualisms
The base of the article is here. https://jaysanalysis.com/pagan-dualism-the-occult-and-the-trinity/ Dualism is ultimately relative since both good and evil need each other in order to be defined. (This is why Maximus says God doesn’t have an opposite). Dr. Joseph Farrell explains how, … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Church History, Occult, theology
Tagged dialectics, joseph farrell, maximos the confessor, paganism, person, soul
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Some notes on social Marxism
I am going to call it social marxism rather than Cultural Marxism, and for a few reasons. Cultural Marxism is a specific subset of Critical Theory that draws from Marcuse and Fromm. Most of the hucksters today aren’t actually peddling … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged cultural marxism, dialectics, hegel, herbert marcuse, marxism, pca
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Hellenism as Dialectic
Earlier models of theology did theology “by century,” or a list of pithy sayings on a topic. I doubt I will get to a hundred, but it is a good guideline. When I attack Hellenism, in this context I mean … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged basil, dialectics, john mcguckin, maximos the confessor, stoichea
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Athanasius, Orations Against the Arians
This work is a step up from Athanasius’s smaller treaty on the Incarnation. Here we begin to see a fully worked-out theological ontology. This review, however, will not deal with the controversies concerning Proverbs 8 in the Nicene world. That … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, Fathers
Tagged angels, arianism, athanasius, christology, dialectics, divine simplicity, joseph farrell, neo platonism
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Relations of relations
If persons are relations of a simple essence, * How does such a relation become incarnate? * Does this relation have a relation to the human nature? * If two (or three) of the persons are relations, then are there … Continue reading
Unholy Terror
Schindler’s argument is simple: If Western intervention in Afghanistan in the 1980s created the modern mujahidin, Western intervention in the Balkans in the 1990s globalized it (Schindler, 316). While it is logically impossible to be a consistent Muslim and a … Continue reading