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Neo-scholasticism (also
known as
neo-
scholastic Thomism or
neo-Thomism
because of the
great influence of the
writings of
Thomas Aquinas on the movement)...
- ****umptions,
Neo-
Scholastic Thomism has
sometimes been
called "strict
observance Thomism." A
discussion of
recent and
current Neo-
Scholastic Thomism can...
- from the
second half of the 19th
century of
medieval scholastic philosophy is
sometimes called neo-Thomism. As J. A.
Weisheipl O.P. emphasizes, within...
- (disambiguation)
School (disambiguation)
Applied Scholastics, U.S.
Scientology non-profit
corporation Neo-Scholasticism (
Neo-Thomism) from the
methods of St. Thomas...
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communicated to him by God. Some
Christian theologians (particularly
neo-
Scholastics) saw Cantor's work as a
challenge to the
uniqueness of the absolute...
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April 1876 – 7
January 1943) was an
Irish Roman Catholic priest and
neo-
scholastic philosopher.
Coffey was
educated at the
Meath Diocesan Seminary in Navan...
- Re****ation of the New Atheism, Aquinas,
Scholastic Metaphysics: A
Contemporary Introduction,
Neo-
Scholastic Essay, and Five
Proofs of the
Existence of...
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philosophers like
Immanuel Kant,
Maurice Blondel, and
Henri Bergson, the
neo-
scholastic philosophical and
theological framework set up by Pope Leo XIII had...
- the
Summa Theologiae, I-II, Q. 94, A. 2' (1965),
Grisez attacked the
neo-
scholastic interpretation of
Aquinas as
holding that
moral norms are
derived from...
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Cotter SJ STD or A. C.
Cotter (1879–1954) was a
Jesuit theologian,
neo-
scholastic, and
author in the
first half of the 20th century.
Anthony Cotter SJ...
