This insightful collection, 'Fern Seed And Elephants,' presents a series of profound essays offering diverse perspectives on Christianity. Delving into religious reflections, it invites readers to engage with stimulating faith discussions and gain spiritual insights, exploring the nuances and grand themes of Christian thought.
Explore the profound intellectual journey of medieval philosophy through this authoritative history. Curated under the esteemed general editorship of Etienne Gilson, this work provides an essential overview of the key thinkers, movements, and enduring ideas that shaped philosophical thought from the early Middle Ages to the Renaissance, offering deep insights into the foundations of Western philosophy.
Explore the intricate connections between philosophy, Christianity, and the liberal arts in this engaging visual introduction. Discover how these disciplines shape thought, culture, and understanding, presented in an accessible format for a clear overview of complex ideas.
This academic dissertation thoroughly investigates the metaphysics of Paul the Apostle, exploring the core philosophical and theological underpinnings of his influential writings. It examines how Saint Paul's teachings engage with fundamental questions of existence, reality, and knowledge, contributing significantly to early Christian thought and its subsequent impact on Western philosophical traditions. The study aims to elucidate the intricate metaphysical concepts embedded within the Pauline epistles.
Explore Immanuel Kant's profound 'Three Critiques,' seminal works that reshaped Western thought. These include the 'Critique of Pure Reason,' 'Critique of Practical Reason,' and 'Critique of Judgment,' systematically examining human understanding, morality, and aesthetic judgment. Delve into Kantian philosophy to grasp its lasting impact on epistemology, ethics, and metaphysics.
Explore the fundamental concepts of philosophy through a Christian lens with this insightful introduction. Norman L. Geisler provides a comprehensive overview, examining key philosophical questions and approaches from a distinctly Christian perspective, offering a solid foundation for understanding philosophy within the framework of faith and reason.
Explore the subtle yet pervasive influence of the 'hidden god' concept within the framework of pragmatism and posthumanism in American intellectual history. This analysis delves into the philosophical underpinnings of these movements, revealing the unseen forces that have shaped American thought and continue to resonate in contemporary discourse.
This Clarendon Edition presents two seminal works by David Hume: 'A Dissertation on the Passions' and 'The Natural History of Religion'. These essays explore the foundations of human emotion and the origins of religious belief, offering insightful perspectives on the nature of human understanding and societal development, making them essential reading for students of philosophy and intellectual history.
Delve into the profound questions of value and ethics with 'Explaining Value and Other Essays in Moral Philosophy'. This collection explores various perspectives on moral principles, offering insightful analysis and thought-provoking discussions on what truly matters in shaping our understanding of right and wrong. Discover how these essays contribute to the ongoing discourse in moral philosophy and its impact on individual and societal values.
Explore the intricate relationship between our waking, dreaming, and inherent state of being, examining how the concept of 'self' and 'consciousness' is understood. This deep dive covers insights from neuroscience on brain function, practical applications of meditation for awareness, and philosophical perspectives on existence and subjective experience.