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Category Archives: Theology
A Diagram of the Trinity
Today my eyes fell on a diagram, the Scutum Fidei or “Shield of Faith,” the purpose of which is to set forth the relationships which classical Christianity believes to exist between and among the three persons of the Trinity, God … Continue reading
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Tagged After Aristotle, Demonstrative Arguments, Richard Hennessey, Sound Arguments, Trinity, Valid Arguments
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Christian Sword Verses. A Reminder
0. In Matthew 7:1-5*, we read 1“Do not judge, or you too will be judged. 2For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you. 3“Why … Continue reading
In Response to a Defense of the Doctrine of the Trinity
I find it difficult to understand why so many thinkers accept as true the classical Christian doctrine of the trinity, according to which there are the three divine persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, all three being … Continue reading
Dale Tuggy’s Podcasts on the Trinity. The Athanasian Creed
0. As something of a follow-up on my post of April 4, 2014, “The Inconsistency of the Doctrine of (the Distinction of Divine Persons and so That of) the Trinity with Monotheism,” I have started listening to Dale Tuggy’s podcasts on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Athanasian Creed, Dale Tuggy, Divine Persons, God, God the Father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, Inconsistent Triad, Trinity
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The Commanding Position of Theology over “All Other Modes of Knowledge” in “Radical Orthodoxy” and Thomas Aquinas
In his April 1, 2014, post on the blog, Against the Grain, “Mulcahy on Milbank,” Christopher Blosser quotes the following passage from Bernard Mulcahy, Aquinas’s Notion of Pure Nature and the Christian Integralism of Henri de Lubac (New York: Peter Lane … Continue reading
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Tagged Aristotelianism, Bernard Mulcahy, Christopher Blosser, John Milbank, Logic, Ontology, Principle of Identity, Principle of Triple Identity, Radical Orthodoxy, Reflexivity of Identity, Roman Catholic Thought, Theology, Thesis of Monotheism, Thesis of the Trinity of Divine Persons, Thomas Aquinas, Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologiae, Transitivity of Identity
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After Aristotle 
Garrigou-Lagrange on Trinity and Triple Identity
0. Introduction. In “The Inconsistency of the Doctrine of (the Distinction of Divine Persons and so That of) the Trinity with Monotheism,” my post of April 4, 2014, I presented what I take to be a rigorous proof of, as its … Continue reading →