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1. theologicalstudies.org.uk › pdf › god_luhmanThe Concept of God; Some Philosophical Considerations

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   Is it possible to know God and his attributes if, by definition, God is infinite ad perfect? Traditionally there have been two ways employed to obtain knowledge of God, the way of affirmation (the kataphatic way) and the way of negation (the apophatic way).

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2. gcno.org › 2021/06/2015TheologyProper-TheDoctrineofGodTHEOLOGY PROPER: THE DOCTRINE OF GOD - gcno.org

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   A doctrine of God that attempts to combine the strenghts of classical theism with those of classical pantheism. The term is particularly associated with the work of Charles Hartshorne (Elwell, 885).

3. rintintin.colorado.edu › ~vancecd › phil3600The Concept of God - University of Colorado Boulder

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   Morris examines various methods for determining the best definition of God. 1. Divine Revelation: We might think that we can look to all of the worlds religious texts in order to determine what God is/what God is like. Problem: However, the religious texts of the world radically differ with respect to their descriptions of what God is like.

4. christcommunitystudycenter.org › wp-content › uploadsSystematic Theology: The Doctrine of God

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   God is telling us in Scripture who He is; as the Psalmist says, “As is Thy name, O God [Elohim], so is Thy praise to the ends of the earth” (Ps. 48: 10). It is important to understand that only God can name himself.

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5. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsThe Definition of God | Harvard Theological Review ...

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   Nov 3, 2011 · We can argue indefinitely and disagree eternally about what qualities God has, unless at least we can agree on a primary definition of the subject — what we mean by God in the first place.

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   There are many arguments for and against the existence of God, and this book is not intended to be a compendium of them. Rather it offers a critical assessment of what are, beyond dispute, six of the most important arguments for God within the Western theological tradition, and couples that analysis

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   What does 'God' mean?

   • It offers a nominal definition of 'God' that sums up what this name means in this context: 'something that is existing above all things, which is the principle of all things and is removed from all things'.

   “Aquinas’ Aristotelian and Dionysian Definition of God.” Thomist 69

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   Who argued that God sees all things as eternally present?

   • The view originated with Plato and is found in Augustine, Anselm, Boethius and Aquinas. Boethius realised that there must be genuine human freedom or else God would be responsible for all human sin and therefore argued that God sees all things as eternally present.

   The Concept of God; Some Philosophical Considerations

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   Who ascribes the Kingdom of God to the father?

   • Jesus Himself ascribes the kingdom of God to the Father in the Lord’s Prayer in Matt. 6:13, and Paul tells us that one aspect of Christ’ rule as king is to hand over His kingdom to God the Father (1 Cor. 15:24).

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   How are God's attributes classified?

   • God’s attributes are usually classified under two categories. The pairs of titles that are used depends on which of many contrasts the theologian wishes to emphasize (Enns, 188). The object of classification is order, and the object of order is clearness. So far as this end is secured, it is a good.

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   What is an attribute of God?

   • An attribute of God is whatever He has in any way revealed as being true of Himself (Tozer, 12). The attributes of God are those distinguishing characteristics of the divine nature which are inseparable from the idea of God and which constitute the basis and ground for his various manifestations to his creatures.

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   Does Aquinas have a nominal definition of God?

   • AQUINAS'S DEVELOPMENT OF A NOMINAL DEFINITION OF 'GOD' AND ITS DIONYSIAN BACKGROUND Aquinas's formula for 'God' in question 13, article 8 of the Prima Pars, although a unique instance, does not arise in a vacuum. Rather, it has at its foundation the Aristotelian logic of nominal definition, especially for existential arguments.

   “Aquinas’ Aristotelian and Dionysian Definition of God.” Thomist 69

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8. www.academia.edu › 9741804 › _Aquinas_Aristotelian(PDF) “Aquinas’ Aristotelian and Dionysian Definition of God ...

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   Aquinas on the Nominal Definition of 'God' through an Effect. Within the commentary tradition, however, Aquinas is the first to reflect in detail on the contents of a nominal definition in an existential proof and to apply this reflection to the case of God.