This paper examines two fundamental claims by Michel Henry on his philosophy’s relationship with classical phenomenology (Husserl and Heidegger) Christianity. It shows in what way Henry’s is the radicalization absolutization of phenomenology: pure phenomenological truth identification appearing appears rather than separation two. According to Henry, notions life fully accordance Christianity’s ...

both positive and negative; in the medieval world, however, it held a precise meaning, often also referred to as “contemplation” or “the contemplative life.” The mysticism of this period had some merits, but also some serious flaws in both theology and practice. In many respects, the mysticism of the medieval world derived from early Latin mysticism, which in turn evolved from an amalgamation o...

Abstract: The author addresses the emergence of cognitive level D in the Four-Level-Cognitive-Development Theory (FLCDT). He argues that the concept of transcendent God, ‘Maker of Heaven and Earth and of all things visible and invisible’ was an important factor for that. The problem of God’s qualities and the view of numbers in medieval Christian and Arabic philosophy are examined as some argum...

The 19th-century Maltese psychiatrist Thomas Chetcuti was born 3 years before the beginning of British rule in Malta, in 1797, in Mosta, a village in the centre of the island. He studied grammar, languages and classical poetry, as well as engaging in the study of philosophy and developing a great love for Christian literature. Having read law, he turned to pursuing medicine in Naples, to bring ...

Gjedde A. Diffusive insights: on the disagreement of Christian Bohr and August Krogh at the Centennial of the Seven Little Devils. Adv Physiol Educ 34: 174–185, 2010; doi:10.1152/advan.00092.2010.—The year 2010 is the centennial of the publication of the “Seven Little Devils” in the predecessor of Acta Physiologica. In these seven papers, August and Marie Krogh sought to refute Christian Bohr’s...

* Ph.D., M.D., Department of Philosophy, Rice University, Professor Emeritus, Baylor College of Medicine. Houston, Texas ABSTRACT: Christian bioethics conflicts with secular morality and its bioethics. From artificial insemination from donors, embryonic stem-cell research, and abortion to passive euthanasia, the commitments of traditional Christian bioethics collide with those of the dominant s...

This is an English translation of Swieżawski’s original article titled “Początki nowożytnego arystotelizmu chrześcijańskiego,” published in Roczniki Filozoficzne 19 (1971): 41–56.
 The paper focuses on four main topics: (a) increased theological standing Aristotle the 15th century; (b) critical concerns over compatibility Aristotle’s philosophy with Christianity, as well its interpretation...

Michael Scott Horton wrote in Christianity Today, “The ultimate questions people of our day are asking are these: What is the meaning of life? What is the purpose behind my life and my destiny? What questions are we evangelicals asking? Should we immerse, sprinkle or pour? Who is the next logical candidate for Antichrist? While we are busy at conferences and conventions, talking with ourselves ...