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Faith Within Reason

McCabe, Herbert Davies, Brian
Heftet / 2007 / Engelsk

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780826495471
Publisert
2007-10-01
Utgiver
Vendor
Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd.
Vekt
244 gr
Høyde
216 mm
Bredde
138 mm
Aldersnivå
UF, 05
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
184

Redaktør
Davies, Brian
Forfatter
McCabe, Herbert

Om bidragsyterne

Herbert McCabe was a Dominican Friar and theologian of outstanding originality who died in 2001. He was deeply influential on philosophers such as Anthony Kenny and Alasdair MacIntyre and poets and writers like Terry Eagleton and Seamus Heaney. Friar Brian Davies is a Dominican and is Professor of Philosophy at Fordham University, New York. Norris-Hulse Professor of Divinity, and Fellow of Peterhouse, Cambridge.

Faith Within Reason

McCabe, Herbert Davies, Brian
Heftet / 2007 / Engelsk
McCabe, Herbert Davies, Brian
Heftet / 2007 / Engelsk
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Philosophically and theologically highly informed, conversational in style and free from unnecessary technical terms, inductively biblical/credal in approach and delightfully illustrated with literary and everyday examples, not lacking a touch of humor and some healthy irony, these writings are a refreshing read for everyone interested in theology and an eye-opening presentation of the central tenets of Christian faith.

- Louvain Studies 34,

Review in Estudios Filosoficos, 2010

"Here is the latest collection of unpublished papers of the late Herbert McCabe, and what a treat it is. The combination of crystal logic, sparkling wit, and interrogative fides quaerens intellectum, deeply informed by Aquinas and richly modulated by Wittgenstein, are again on bravura display...excellent."

- Kim Fabricius, Faith & Theology,

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'As one has come to expect of McCabe, there is wonderful clarity to the writing.' Canon David Brown, Church Times

- Canon David Brown, Church Times, October 2007, Church Times

"McCabe has been influentual in creating the commonest modern account [of Aquinas]"   Canon Brown, The Church Times, October 2007

- Canon Brown, Church Times

"a wonderful clarity to the writing"   Canon Brown, Church Times, October 2007

- Canon Brown, Church Times

"McCabe had written important articles during the 'Myth of God Incarnate' controversy and the clarity of his thought shines through in a sermon which is a model exposition of the Christian faith." New Directions, July 2007

- Owen Higgs, New Directions

Chapter extract in The Tablet

Tablet, The

"This is a book that has much to offer professional academics and general readers alike. It is the work of a born communicator, who has the power to inspire and to touch the heart, as well as to argue his case with care and with rigour. Christianity could do with more such advocates"

- John Cottingham, Tablet, The

Is it possible to think about religious beliefs philosophically? Should religious beliefs be viewed as a flight from reason or as capable of rational support? Can theologians learn from philosophers? Can philosophers learn from theologians? Is it possible to be both a good Christian and a good thinker? Can there be such a thing as reasonable faith? This book is chiefly concerned with these questions and others related to them. A collection of previously unpublished papers written by the late Herbert McCabe O.P., it examines the nature of religious belief, especially belief in God, with an eye on both theological and philosophical arguments. Some thinkers have sought to drive a wedge between philosophy and theology. Like Thomas Aquinas, whose writings he especially admired, McCabe seeks to show how the two can be systematically connected. Some religious truths, he argues, may defy our understanding. But this does not mean that they cannot be reasonably discussed.
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Is it possible to think about religious beliefs philosophically? Can theologians learn from philosophers? Can philosophers learn from theologians? Is it possible to be both a good Christian and a good thinker? This book examines the nature of religious belief, especially belief in God, with an eye on both theological and philosophical arguments.
Les mer
Foreword by Denys Turner; Introduction by Brian Davies O.P.; 1. Is Belief Wishful Thinking?; 2. Are Creeds Credible?; 3. Doubt is Not Unbelief; 4. Why God?; 5. Causes and God; 6. A Very Short Introduction to Aquinas; 7. Aquinas on 'God is Good'; 8. Soul, Life, Machines, and Language; 9. Son of God; 10. Forgiveness; 11. Immaculate Conception; 12. Freedom.
Les mer
Posthumously, McCabe's writing have enjoyed quite astonishing and welcome success. Herbert McCabe was certainly one of the most outstanding Dominican theologians of the Post War Years. McCabe has been praised by people as varied as Rowan Williams, P.J. Kavanagh, Anthony Kenny and Terry Eagleton.
Les mer

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Philosophically and theologically highly informed, conversational in style and free from unnecessary technical terms, inductively biblical/credal in approach and delightfully illustrated with literary and everyday examples, not lacking a touch of humor and some healthy irony, these writings are a refreshing read for everyone interested in theology and an eye-opening presentation of the central tenets of Christian faith.

- Louvain Studies 34,

Review in Estudios Filosoficos, 2010

"Here is the latest collection of unpublished papers of the late Herbert McCabe, and what a treat it is. The combination of crystal logic, sparkling wit, and interrogative fides quaerens intellectum, deeply informed by Aquinas and richly modulated by Wittgenstein, are again on bravura display...excellent."

- Kim Fabricius, Faith & Theology,

Se alle

'As one has come to expect of McCabe, there is wonderful clarity to the writing.' Canon David Brown, Church Times

- Canon David Brown, Church Times, October 2007, Church Times

"McCabe has been influentual in creating the commonest modern account [of Aquinas]"   Canon Brown, The Church Times, October 2007

- Canon Brown, Church Times

"a wonderful clarity to the writing"   Canon Brown, Church Times, October 2007

- Canon Brown, Church Times

"McCabe had written important articles during the 'Myth of God Incarnate' controversy and the clarity of his thought shines through in a sermon which is a model exposition of the Christian faith." New Directions, July 2007

- Owen Higgs, New Directions

Chapter extract in The Tablet

Tablet, The

"This is a book that has much to offer professional academics and general readers alike. It is the work of a born communicator, who has the power to inspire and to touch the heart, as well as to argue his case with care and with rigour. Christianity could do with more such advocates"

- John Cottingham, Tablet, The

Is it possible to think about religious beliefs philosophically? Should religious beliefs be viewed as a flight from reason or as capable of rational support? Can theologians learn from philosophers? Can philosophers learn from theologians? Is it possible to be both a good Christian and a good thinker? Can there be such a thing as reasonable faith? This book is chiefly concerned with these questions and others related to them. A collection of previously unpublished papers written by the late Herbert McCabe O.P., it examines the nature of religious belief, especially belief in God, with an eye on both theological and philosophical arguments. Some thinkers have sought to drive a wedge between philosophy and theology. Like Thomas Aquinas, whose writings he especially admired, McCabe seeks to show how the two can be systematically connected. Some religious truths, he argues, may defy our understanding. But this does not mean that they cannot be reasonably discussed.
Les mer
Is it possible to think about religious beliefs philosophically? Can theologians learn from philosophers? Can philosophers learn from theologians? Is it possible to be both a good Christian and a good thinker? This book examines the nature of religious belief, especially belief in God, with an eye on both theological and philosophical arguments.
Les mer
Foreword by Denys Turner; Introduction by Brian Davies O.P.; 1. Is Belief Wishful Thinking?; 2. Are Creeds Credible?; 3. Doubt is Not Unbelief; 4. Why God?; 5. Causes and God; 6. A Very Short Introduction to Aquinas; 7. Aquinas on 'God is Good'; 8. Soul, Life, Machines, and Language; 9. Son of God; 10. Forgiveness; 11. Immaculate Conception; 12. Freedom.
Les mer
Posthumously, McCabe's writing have enjoyed quite astonishing and welcome success. Herbert McCabe was certainly one of the most outstanding Dominican theologians of the Post War Years. McCabe has been praised by people as varied as Rowan Williams, P.J. Kavanagh, Anthony Kenny and Terry Eagleton.
Les mer

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780826495471
Publisert
2007-10-01
Utgiver
Vendor
Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd.
Vekt
244 gr
Høyde
216 mm
Bredde
138 mm
Aldersnivå
UF, 05
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
184

Redaktør
Davies, Brian
Forfatter
McCabe, Herbert

Om bidragsyterne

Herbert McCabe was a Dominican Friar and theologian of outstanding originality who died in 2001. He was deeply influential on philosophers such as Anthony Kenny and Alasdair MacIntyre and poets and writers like Terry Eagleton and Seamus Heaney. Friar Brian Davies is a Dominican and is Professor of Philosophy at Fordham University, New York. Norris-Hulse Professor of Divinity, and Fellow of Peterhouse, Cambridge.

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