In this paper we discuss the general question on how a Byzantine philosopher-theologian of late Palaeologan Renaissance forms some aspects Natural Science. Specifically, focusing George Pachymeres’ Paraphrasis Pseudo-Dionysius Areopagite’s De divinis nominibus, investigate philosopher builds his theory natural elements (earth, air, water, fire). We raise number questions that have to do with wa...

The purpose of the present article is to outline a pentecostal model special divine action by combining work Christian philosopher James K. A. Smith and theologian Amos Yong. past discussions in SDA can be characterized lack pneumatology. Pentecostalism, on other hand, strongly committed active Holy Spirit world today, beyond Spirit’s general providence. Thus, pentecostalism, with its pneumatol...

John B. Cobb Jr., a well-known theologian, philosopher, and environmentalist in the United States, has developed his own participatory ecological theology from process philosophy to theology. Some scholars believe that it belongs distorted form of anthropocentrism, while others suggest biocentrism. However, through Cobb’s attention exploration environmental crises interactions with other enviro...

This article is an attempt to explore the theological and philosophical thought of Karol Wojtyla/John Paul II for purpose clinical exploration application—what does this personalist theologian, philosopher, pastor impart clinicians trying help human persons? The first half offers Wojtyla/JPII’s ideas about personalism, free will, body, relationship between mind, emotions, sacrament. last sectio...

The contributions of “the turn to religion” in continental philosophy have begun find their place South African theological and philosophical circles. This article asks: how are we position this phenomenon the context what implications it might for future systematic theology? After situating “turn general, traces historical development philosophy’s creative relationship theology by focu...

Abstract Although they never met and exchanged only one letter during their lifetime, Danish-German poet literary critic Heinrich Wilhelm Gerstenberg German theologian, philosopher Johann Gottfried Herder took great interest in each other’s work. Indeed, the late 1760s Gerstenberg’s writings on literature, history translation arguably had an immense impact Herder, providing him with some of maj...

Kathryn Tanner maintains that political theologies based on the Trinity are not only unsound, but potentially dangerous. Her primary concern is Trinity, by definition, cannot serve as a “model” for human socio-political organization. Miroslav Volf, while sharing Tanner’s sense Trinitarian fraught, nevertheless, can “vision” relations, albeit “program”. This article brings and Volf into conversa...

the principal problem in studying farabi’s political philosophy is working out the dilemma of his thought, which has adopted three sources: greek political philosophy, iranshahri (persian polis) pre-islamic political thoughts, and islamic courses; who doesn’t accommodate properly in orientalist’s trinary category: greek political philosophy/ fighi shari’at-name/ iranian siasat-name. this articl...

Heinrich Scholz (1884–1956) was a German Protestant theologian, philosopher and logician who established the study of logic as an independent subject by founding Germany’s first research institute for logic, in Munster. Since he also contributed to historiography well acquainted with work Paul Hertz Gerhard Gentzen. (For further information on cf. Peckhaus, V. (2018). Scholz. In: The Stanford E...