How do the major religions answer unanswerable questions? What can we gain from their answers? Why are we here? Will we ever discover the source of the mystery? Each of these questions raises countless more, and these eight eye-opening lectures are an ideal starting point for ga…
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Burkhard Nonnenmacher analysiert Kants Verhältnisbestimmung von Vernunft und Glaube von Grund auf, stellt Kants fundamentaltheologische Weichenstellungen dar und zeigt, zu welchen materialdogmatischen Konsequenzen diese führen. Der Autor fragt, welche methodologischen Probleme i…
In this deep rethinking of Aristotle?s work, Abraham P. Bos argues that scholarship on Aristotle?s philosophy has erred since antiquity in denying the connection between his theology and his doctrine of reproduction and life in the earthly sphere. Beginning with an analysis of G…
The intuition that there is a necessary connection between being and goodness has guided a philosophical tradition that includes Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, Boethius, and Aquinas; but surprisingly, the details of this legacy remain relatively unknown. In exploring this traditio…
In a thoroughly updated second edition of his popular and engaging book, John D. Caputo revisits Augustine's ancient question "what do I love when I love my God?" and presses it into service in the post-modern world. Accessible but without compromising the big ideas, he raises t…
In a thoroughly updated second edition of his popular and engaging book, John D. Caputo revisits Augustine's ancient question 'what do I love when I love my God?' and presses it into service in the post-modern world. Accessible but without compromising the big ideas, he raises t…
In a thoroughly updated second edition of his popular and engaging book, John D. Caputo revisits Augustine's ancient question 'what do I love when I love my God?' and presses it into service in the post-modern world. Accessible but without compromising the big ideas, he raises t…
A Śabda Reader: Language in Classical Indian Thought
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Language (śabda) occupied a central yet often unacknowledged place in classical Indian philosophical thought. Foundational thinkers considered topics such as the nature of language, its relationship to reality, the nature and existence of linguistic units and their capacity to c…