Speaking the incomprehensible God : Thomas Aquinas on the interplay of positive and negative theology /
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Washington, D.C. :
Catholic University of America Press,
©2004.
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Rārangi ihirangi:
- A brief survey of negative theology in the hellenistic and patristic traditions
- God's dual incomprehensibility in Aquinas
- Aquinas' Via negativa
- Analogy in Aristotle
- The various meanings of analogy in Aquinas
- The unity and diversity of analogy as a web of predication
- Analogy as judgment in Aquinas
- Aquinas and the existence of God the creator
- Aquinas' crucial theological truths
- Aquinas' positive theology of the divine names
- The distinction between the reality signified and the manner of signification
- Conclusion : speaking the incomprehensible God.