In this book we shall join the great debate by trying to answer these question in the light of the Christian philosophy of the Cosmonomic Law-idea, especially as this new Christian Philosophy has b…
An investigation of the relation between theology and psychology has never been of special interest to either theologians or psychologists. Theological studies express only modest concern for the f…
Today's culture, with its unprecedented possibilities for human development and repression, has brought the resources of Western man's religious philosophy into vital dialogue with other contempora…
The word "perfection" and its synonyms frequently occur in the Old and New Testament in connection with cultus and ethos. This makes the notion of perfection and importan idea in Biblical theology.…
This volume come out of post-Vatican II Roman Catholic reflection and the emphasis on fresh and contemporary biblical interpretation enables them to go far in transcending the differences between C…
The authors move past the Enlightenment foundational approach to offer a revolutionary methodology for doing theology in a postmodern age. Their method uses three sources: the Spirit speaking autho…
There appears to be no unified picture of what constituted an aretalogy in the ancient world. Nilson is probably correct in insisting that "there is no justification for speaking of a literary genr…
In examining the logical arguments associated with the Naturalistic Fallacy, the author is led to discuss mysticism, the Mediaeval attitude towards faith and reason and the linguistic approach to p…
The book opens with an account of the formative intellectual influences upon the seven idealists and their consequent philosophical positions. There follow chapters on God, ethics and society, and …
At the trun of the century there was an aggressive concerted effort to eliminate traditional Christian epistemology from every branch of sciencce and thought. The thoroughness of this effort is ex…