| The Boldness of Reason |
5 |
| and the Obedience of Falth |
5 |
| Global Warming and Nuclear Power |
25 |
| 1. Introduction |
25 |
| 2. Global Warning |
29 |
| 3. The Ways to Reduce Global Warning |
31 |
| 4. Governmental Action |
34 |
| 5. Church Action |
38 |
| 6. Establishing the Truth |
42 |
| 7. The Responsibilities of Scientists |
44 |
| 8. Outside and Inside Knowledge |
48 |
| References |
50 |
| Angst of Reason |
53 |
| 1. The diagnosis |
54 |
| 2. Historical pathology of reason |
55 |
| 3. Christian rationalism |
57 |
| 4. Do we need Truth? |
59 |
| Conclusion: Truth as ocean |
62 |
| Notes |
63 |
| Christian Philosophy, Etienne Gilson, |
65 |
| and Fides et ratio |
65 |
| Notes |
81 |
| Contemporary Philosophy Facing |
86 |
| "Fides et Ratio" |
86 |
| Introduction |
86 |
| Faith and reason are intertwined |
86 |
| Worldviews |
89 |
| 4) Philosophy and religious experience |
91 |
| Faith seeking Understanding. |
92 |
| 6 What kind of Faith is the Christ |
92 |
| 7) Uniqueness of cultures and the analogous concept of culture |
93 |
| 8) Eclecticism |
94 |
| 9) The roots of skepticism and niiuiism in contemporary philosophy |
95 |
| 10) Conclusion |
97 |
| Notes |
98 |
| Truth and Truths |
105 |
| A Crucial Distinction in the Encyclical Letter fides et ratio |
105 |
| The Two Dimensions of Truth |
106 |
| Searching for Truth. |
109 |
| The Truth of Faith and the truths of Faith |
111 |
| The Truth, the Truths and the Untruths of Conscience |
116 |
| Eternal Beatitude as the Apprehension of Truth Itself. |
122 |
| Truth and God |
124 |
| Notes |
125 |
| The vocation of philosophy |
134 |
| Notes |
140 |
| The Third Millenium and the Philosophical Life |
142 |
| Introduction |
142 |
| Conceptions of Reason |
159 |
| Technology and Wisdom Metaphysical stakes of the Information |
|
| Society |
165 |
| Introduction |
165 |
| Some quotations from "Fides et ratio" |
166 |
| What is at stake with the Infonnation Society ? |
168 |
| Anthropological and Metaphysical Consequences |
171 |
| Conclusion: |
175 |
| The Place of Philosophy in the Moral Theology of st Thomas |
|
| Aquinas |
177 |
| The Treatise on Beatitude |
181 |
| The Virtues and the Gifts |
183 |
| Laws and Precepts |
186 |
| Prudential Judgment |
188 |
| Conclusion |
190 |
| Consolatio Philosophiae Philosophy Consoling and Consoled |
192 |
| Endnotes |
201 |
| Faith, Reason, and Logic |
205 |
| notes |
211 |
| Faith and Reason |
213 |
| Aquinas's Two Strategies |
213 |
| I |
214 |
| II |
219 |
| III |
224 |
| Notes |
231 |
| The social foundation of realist meraphysics |
235 |
| the exaltation of metaphysics |
266 |
| in john paull ii's fides et ratio |
266 |
| Notes |
279 |
| fides et ratio and the graceful redemption |
280 |
| of philosophy |
280 |
| reductionism in biology: when it works and when it doesn't |
291 |
| Introduction |
291 |
| Karol Wojtyla's integral Anthropology: An Invitation To Join |
|
| Theology And Philosoph |
295 |
| Lluis ClavelL |
295 |
| Does Void Exist?: The Thomistic Rejection of its Presence |
308 |
| in the Natural World |
308 |
| Bibliographical Note |
323 |
| From Schrudinger’s Cat to Thomistic Ontology |
330 |
| Abstract |
331 |
| Creativity: Natural, Human and Divine |
333 |
| SCIENCE & RELIGION |
333 |
| SCENCE TRANSCENDS ITSELF |
335 |
| SELF-ORGANISATION AND DIVINE ACTION |
341 |
| scientific CREATIVITY AND HUMAN SINGULARITY |
348 |
| science and values |
351 |
| appendix 1. on necessery and sufficient conditions |
356 |
| appendix 2. stuart kaufmann and self- |
|
| Organisation |
357 |
| scientific method and the human soul in aristolle's de anima |
359 |
| natural time and human time |
385 |
| Introduction |
385 |
| contents |
407 |
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