QUESTIONS OF THE ONTOLOGICAL BALANCE OF BEING IN CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY

The article is a brief overview of the views modern Christian theologians on question contingency being and ways to preserve maintain ontological balance God. context philosophical understanding problems philosophy religion ontology. author tries show that, according religious intellectuals, it world, its subtle structure existing danger return non-existence that are completely eliminated by God's providence. providence God presented as two interrelated processes – ordinary natural changes, objectification boundless will in action his direct creative acts influencing universe miracle. elucidation essential necessary features these concepts, for most part, strives ensure with any, even daring theological innovations, they still retain general immutability their content conformity basic principles. miracle, special case it, accordance fundamental teachings, without significant disagreement, clearly interpreted all major denominations theophanic perspective, constant discovery realm own creation. Almost approaches this issue boil down justifying showing presence human world through terms "preservation" "management", well pointing emergency cases acts. Such interaction theologians, designed being, which was originally established God, accidental has no basis existence itself. instability consisting randomness non-existence, balanced Providence This aimed at preserving originality also source formation, forms an internal goal. much shown main movements successive processes, one hand, divine action, other when he creates something or superior strength things. innovations allowed here mainly covers clarification logical connection between concepts "general providence", "special providence" "miracle" and, importantly, establishment measure correlation factors objective world. Common positions different unanimously emphasize inadmissibility speculative interpretation above concepts. All this, end, introducing into minds believers image constantly testifying itself history obligatory ontologization