Foundation and Restoration in Hugh Of St. Victor's De Sacramentis [electronic resource] /
Dillard, P.author.
Taking Hugh of St. Victor's On the Sacraments of the Christian Faith as his source text, Dillard applies the methods of analytic philosophy to develop a systematic theology in the spirit of Christian Platonism, exploring questions that remain pressing for readers interested in philosophy, theology, religion, and the history of medieval thought.
Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgments and Dedication; Introduction; 1 Theological Anthropocentrism; 2 Creation Ex Nihilo; 3 Sacramental Realism; 4 Divine Immutability and Eternity; 5 From Epistemological to Trinitarian Exemplarity; 6 Of Rebel Angels; 7 Of Human Hubris; 8 Human Significance Crippled and Restored; 9 Hugh's Dualism; 10 Personhood, Human and Divine; 11 Evil, Theodicy, and Divine Love; 12 Ecclesiology and Eschatology; Notes; Index
Includes index.
Taking Hugh of St. Victor's On the Sacraments of the Christian Faith as his source text, Dillard applies the methods of analytic philosophy to develop a systematic theology in the spirit of Christian Platonism, exploring questions that remain pressing for readers interested in philosophy, theology, religion, and the history of medieval thought.
Hugh, of Saint-Victor, 1096?-1141.
Catholic Church
Philosophy.
Religion-Philosophy.
Religion.
Christianity.
History of Philosophy.
Philosophy of Religion.
Religious Studies, general.
Christianity.