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Tag: Theological Anthropology

The Unity of the Human Person According to the Greek Fathers
Human Nature, Patristics, Religion, Theology

The Unity of the Human Person According to the Greek Fathers

Kallistos Ware begins his discussion of human personhood by referring to David Jenkins, who was the Bishop of Durham at … Continue reading The Unity of the Human Person According to the Greek Fathers

A Theology of Personal Being
Human Nature, Religion, Theology

A Theology of Personal Being

In a short essay titled “A Theology of Personal Being,” John Macquarrie makes three assertions about what it means to … Continue reading A Theology of Personal Being

Communion and Otherness
Book Reviews, Books, Human Nature, Philosophy, Religion, Theology

Communion and Otherness

In Communion and Otherness, John Zizioulas expands and elaborates upon ideas that were presented in Being and Communion. What sets … Continue reading Communion and Otherness

Being and Communion
Books, Human Nature, Religion, Theology

Being and Communion

When Being as Communion came out (especially in English) generated much discussion regarding the doctrine of the Trinity and the doctrine’s relationship … Continue reading Being and Communion

The Call to Personhood
Book Reviews, Books, Human Nature, Philosophy, Religion, Theology

The Call to Personhood

In The Call to Personhood Alistair McFadyen expresses concern about two unsatisfactory conceptions of individuality and personality, these two conceptions … Continue reading The Call to Personhood

7 Theories of Human Nature
Human Nature, Philosophy, Religion

7 Theories of Human Nature

 Seven Theories of Human Nature is a general introduction to philosophical anthropology. Written by Leslie Stevenson, who was a Reader … Continue reading 7 Theories of Human Nature

Is Theosis a soteriological or anthropological doctrine?
Human Nature, Patristics, Theology

Is Theosis a soteriological or anthropological doctrine?

Theosis, write Stephen Finlan and Valdimir Kharlamov, is closely related to a number of other doctrines including: soteriology, Christology, anthropology, … Continue reading Is Theosis a soteriological or anthropological doctrine?

Non-Reductive Physicalism – Some Problems (Part 1)
Analytic Theology Project, Human Nature, Philosophy, Religion

Non-Reductive Physicalism – Some Problems (Part 1)

Holding to non-Reductive physicalism has some benefits…. First, it takes seriously the dualist’s intuition—and the biblical data—that we cannot be … Continue reading Non-Reductive Physicalism – Some Problems (Part 1)

Priests of Creation and a Dead Mountain Lion
Human Nature, Religion, T.F. Torrance, Theology

Priests of Creation and a Dead Mountain Lion

Yesterday I heard some heartbreaking news: P-47, a 3-year-old mountain lion has died in the Santa Monica Mountains after being infected … Continue reading Priests of Creation and a Dead Mountain Lion

What is the “Image of God?”
Biblical Studies, Human Nature, Religion, Theology

What is the “Image of God?”

In the last few blog posts I shared a bit about how to approach the “image of God” and some … Continue reading What is the “Image of God?”

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