Theology and Difference: The Wound of Reason"... provocative and rewarding... " --Religious Studies Review "... a tour de force." --Theological Studies Theology and Difference reconceives the options confronting modern theology and investigates the disputed questions that underlie it. Pressing beyond the ready-made enlightenment offered by the subject-object framework, Walter Lowe uncovers a number of remarkable convergences between the contemporary philosopher Jacques Derrida and the early twentieth-century theologian Karl Barth. |
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... human . More , the Ideas suggest that they themselves are the univocal relation between the divine and the human . Further still , the way of think- ing Loemker describes establishes a direct connection between ontotheo- logy , as we ...
... human . More , the Ideas suggest that they themselves are the univocal relation between the divine and the human . Further still , the way of think- ing Loemker describes establishes a direct connection between ontotheo- logy , as we ...
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... human reason proves finite in the other as well . Nei- ther the flights of speculation nor the depths of engagement offer egress from the human condition . Moreover , there exists between the two activi- ties of reason a similar ...
... human reason proves finite in the other as well . Nei- ther the flights of speculation nor the depths of engagement offer egress from the human condition . Moreover , there exists between the two activi- ties of reason a similar ...
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... human life , in its criss - cross lines , and in its kaleidoscopic movements " ( 425 ) . For only when no aspect of the person is held aloof , only when no " high place " remains unsurrendered ( 428 ) ; only then will the human be ...
... human life , in its criss - cross lines , and in its kaleidoscopic movements " ( 425 ) . For only when no aspect of the person is held aloof , only when no " high place " remains unsurrendered ( 428 ) ; only then will the human be ...
Contents
Barths Epistle to the Romans | 33 |
III | 48 |
Kant and the Sublation of Theodicy | 76 |
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