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Is there a Christian philosophy? / translated from the French by Illytyd Trethowan.

By:

Nedoncelle, Maurice, 1905--

Contributor(s):

Trethhowan, Illtyd

Material type: Text

Text

TextSeries: The twentietch century encyclopedia of catholicism, v.10Publication details: New York : Hawthorn Books, c1960.Description: 154 p.; 21cmSubject(s):

Christianity -- Philosophy

LOC classification:

BR 100 .N43

Contents:

Contents:

II. The notion of Christian philosophy up to St. Augustine --

III. How Scholasticism gradually lost the notion of a Christian philosophy --

IV. Modern times: extreme positions --

Part II. The recent debate and its results. V. The debate of 1931 --

VI. The existing options --

Part III. Towards a synthesis. VII. The Christianizing of philosophy and critical autonomy --

VIII. The problem of God's summons --

IX. Can a Christian philosophy be universal? --

X. Nature and grace.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Barcode
BOOKS	Saint Andrew's Theological Seminary Mosher Library	BR 100 .N43 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	24259

Contents:

II. The notion of Christian philosophy up to St. Augustine --

III. How Scholasticism gradually lost the notion of a Christian philosophy --

IV. Modern times: extreme positions --

Part II. The recent debate and its results. V. The debate of 1931 --

VI. The existing options --

Part III. Towards a synthesis. VII. The Christianizing of philosophy and critical autonomy --

VIII. The problem of God's summons --

IX. Can a Christian philosophy be universal? --

X. Nature and grace.

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