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Dooyeweerd on Aristotle

Posted on September 27, 2017 by

This is from the first 28 pages of New Critique of Theoretical Thought vol 3. I never finished the book because he spent the latter part of it talking about the law-structures of different plants.  I couldn’t see how this was meaningful. … Continue reading →

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Harvest of Medieval Theology

Posted on December 4, 2016 by

Narrowly speaking, this is a work on the theology of Gabriel Biel. As it is, one must be careful extrapolating Biel’s thought onto the canvas of late medieval theology. On the other hand, Oberman conclusively argues that Biel’s nominalism is … Continue reading →

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Dooyeweerd and Thomism, some notes

Posted on October 14, 2016 by

This is from the first 28 pages of New Critique of Theoretical Thought vol 3. Critique of Thomist metaphysics Substance: possessing a permanence unaffected by change (Dooyeweerd 4). Our experience of the identity of a thing is always temporal. Dooyeweerd claims … Continue reading →

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Prima Facie reservations on Thomism

Posted on March 7, 2016 by

Reasons why I won’t commit to Thomism.  And why a “Reformed Thomism” is an uneasy alliance. Does Thomas hold to Aristotle’s view that two contrary principles can’t coexist?  Would this rule out the Incarnation? Thomas’s view of habitus is incompatible with the … Continue reading →

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A Franciscan Counter to Thomism

Posted on March 5, 2016 by

This is not a rebuttal or refutation of Thomism.  It is a medieval alternative. I will offer my problems with Thomism in another post. From the O’Donovan’s From Irenaeus to Grotius: A Sourcebook in Chritian Political Thought. Notes on Bonaventura.  This … Continue reading →

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But I’m not a Thomist

Posted on February 28, 2016 by

I’ll try to make clear where I stand on Aquinas and Thomism.  I consider myself in “general conversation” with the Thomist tradition.  I find Thomas remarkably clear on the doctrine of God, quite profound on Christology, and very tantalizing in … Continue reading →

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Free Norman Geisler Seminary Course

Posted on February 26, 2016 by

Responses to Evangelical Exodus.

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