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John Calvin's Aristotelean Cosmology3 comments

Eric Parker wrote 2 months ago: Many of John Calvin’s references to Aristotelean cosmology occur during his later years, repre … more →

Tags: ancient philosophers, Calvinism, Cosmology, Doctrine of God, Girolamo Zanchi, John Calvin, Nature/Supernatural, Peter Martyr Vermigli, Philosophy/Theology

Plato's Theism and Martyr's Humanism 2 comments

Eric Parker wrote 5 months ago: The Medieval world knew Aristotle from the translations of Boethius and the Muslim commentators, all … more →

Tags: Doctrine of God, Philosophy, John Calvin, Peter Martyr Vermigli, ethics, reformed scholastics, Theology, Reformation, Philosophy/Theology

God Provides Knowledge: Heinrich Bullinger on Natural Law

Eric Parker wrote 6 months ago: Heinrich Bullinger, the Swiss successor of Zwingli, says that the natural law is an act of the consc … more →

Tags: Hamartiology, Philosophy, Thomas Aquinas, ethics, Anthropology, Theology, Reformation, Medieval Authors, Philosophy/Theology

Aristotle's Method as Promethean Fire: Melanchthon's Opinion2 comments

Eric Parker wrote 6 months ago: The old view that the Renaissance humanists exchanged Aristotle for Plato in toto has been discredit … more →

Tags: Doctrine of God, Philosophy, Politics, ethics, Theology, Reformation, Philosophy/Theology, Natural Law, Nature/Supernatural

On the Difference Between Philosophy and Theology from Philip Melanchthon's Commentary on Aristotle's Ethics

Eric Parker wrote 6 months ago: When Peter Martyr Vermigli gave his lectures on Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics to the students … more →

Tags: History, ethics, Reformation, Philosophy/Theology, Natural Law, reason/revelation, ancient philosophers, Philip Melanchthon, & Natural Law

Vermigli on the Contemplative Life

Eric Parker wrote 6 months ago: The Reformers did not believe that true perfection, as it may be had in this life, comes by living t … more →

Tags: Philosophy, History, Politics, John Calvin, Peter Martyr Vermigli, ethics, Anthropology, reformed scholastics, Reformation

Paul, Plato, and Aristotle on the Lex Naturalis: The Interpretation of David Pareus

Eric Parker wrote 7 months ago: David Pareus (d. 1622) is one of those church reformers that most people have never heard of. In fac … more →

Tags: Doctrine of God, Philosophy, History, Bible, Psychology, reformed scholastics, Theology, Philosophy/Theology, Natural Law

John Calvin on Man's Natural Desire to Know

Eric Parker wrote 8 months ago: Calvin says, as Aristotle and numerous others before him, that all men have a natural desire to know … more →

Tags: Hamartiology, Philosophy, Bible, John Calvin, Anthropology, Theology, Reformation, Philosophy/Theology, Nature/Supernatural

The Meaning of Aristotle's τἀγαθόν: The Benefit of a Humanist Ethos1 comment

Eric Parker wrote 9 months ago: During the time of the Renaissance there was a debate between humanist moral theologians and those w … more →

Tags: ancient philosophers, Anthropology, ethics, History, Linguistics, Medieval Authors, Nature/Supernatural, Peter Martyr Vermigli, Philosophy/Theology

The Natural Desire for the Vision of God and the Convergence of the Sciences3 comments

Eric Parker wrote 9 months ago: After reading de Lubac and some of his critics I still think the best interpretation of Thomas … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Thomas Aquinas, Augustine, Medieval Authors, 20th Cent. Theologians, Church Fathers, Philosophy/Theology, Neo-Platonism, Nature/Supernatural

Potential Being Actualized In Christ

Eric Parker wrote 1 year ago: Parmenides argued that a particular being cannot become another particular being. For example air ca … more →

Tags: Philosophy, Thomas Aquinas, Soteriology, Eucharist, Theology, Medieval Authors, ancient philosophers, Metaphysics, parmenides

Something New Every Day: Did Aristotle Misrepresent Plato?

Eric Parker wrote 1 year ago: … the essence of Plato’s doctrine of Forms or Ideas is simply this:  that the universal … more →

Tags: Philosophy, 20th Cent. Theologians, Epistemology, ancient philosophers, Plato, frederick copleston, Metaphysics, universals, Forms

An Integration of Plato and Aristotle in Aquinas

Eric Parker wrote 1 year ago: According to the late Frederick Copleston one should not dispense of the philosophy of Plato in favo … more →

Tags: Doctrine of God, Philosophy, Thomas Aquinas, Medieval Authors, 20th Cent. Theologians, Philosophy/Theology, Neo-Platonism, reason/revelation, ancient philosophers


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