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Augustine and his critics : essays in honour of Gerald Bonner / edited by Robert Dodaro and George Lawless
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TextDescription: xiii, 273 pages ; 24 cmISBN: - 0415200628
- 9780415200622
- 0415200636
- 9780415200639
- ARCH YNDC 230.092 D638A 21
- BR65.A9 A83 2000
Contents:
Review: "Augustine and his critics gathers the responses of twelve specialists in Augustine to recent, and sometimes ancient, criticisms of his thought covering a range of issues from personal and religious freedom, the self and God, human sexuality, gender and the body, to spirituality, asceticism, cultural studies and politics. Augustine is frequently characterised today as 'pessimistic', and he is charged with the responsibility of fostering a certain Christian malaise, the legacy of which is said to have carried over into the formation of western subjectivity, authoritarianism, theological dogmatism and a preoccupation with guilt in the realm of human sexuality."--Jacket
Gerald Bonner: an appreciation / Daniel W. Hardy -- Gerald Bonner: a select bibliography / Daniel W. Hardy -- Studying Augustine: an overview of recent research / Hubertus R. Drobner -- Paucius mutatis verbis: St Augustine's Platonism / Robert Crouse -- The fundamental grammar of Augustine's trinitarian theology / Lewis Ayres -- Sacred triads: Augustine and the Indo-European soul / John Milbank -- Insubstantial evil / Rowan Williams -- Snares of truth: Augustine on free will and predestination / James Wetzel -- Augustine's decentring of asceticism / George Lawless -- Christ, God and women in the thought of St. Augustine / E. Ann Matter -- A critical evaluation of critiques of Augustine's view of sexuality / Mathijs Lambertigts -- 'Tempora christiana' revisited / Robert A. Markus -- The rhetoric of scripture and preaching: classical decadence of Christian aesthetic? / Carol Harrison -- Augustine's secular city / Robert Dodaro
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| ARCH YNDC 230.092 C883W Wilfred Cantwell Smith : a reader / | ARCH YNDC 230.092 D255P The problem of authority in the continental reformers : a study in Luther, Zwingli, and Calvin / | ARCH YNDC 230.092 D638A Augustine and his critics : essays in honour of Gerald Bonner / | ARCH YNDC 230.092 D638A Augustine and his critics : essays in honour of Gerald Bonner / | ARCH YNDC 230.092 E68Y Young man Luther : a study in psychoanalysis and history / | ARCH YNDC 230.092 F928L The letters of Saint Anselm of Canterbury / | ARCH YNDC 230.092 G148K Kant and theology : was Kant a closet theologian? / |
"Gerald Bonner: a select bibliography": pages 11-17
Includes bibliographical references and index
Gerald Bonner: an appreciation / Daniel W. Hardy -- Gerald Bonner: a select bibliography / Daniel W. Hardy -- Studying Augustine: an overview of recent research / Hubertus R. Drobner -- Paucius mutatis verbis: St Augustine's Platonism / Robert Crouse -- The fundamental grammar of Augustine's trinitarian theology / Lewis Ayres -- Sacred triads: Augustine and the Indo-European soul / John Milbank -- Insubstantial evil / Rowan Williams -- Snares of truth: Augustine on free will and predestination / James Wetzel -- Augustine's decentring of asceticism / George Lawless -- Christ, God and women in the thought of St. Augustine / E. Ann Matter -- A critical evaluation of critiques of Augustine's view of sexuality / Mathijs Lambertigts -- 'Tempora christiana' revisited / Robert A. Markus -- The rhetoric of scripture and preaching: classical decadence of Christian aesthetic? / Carol Harrison -- Augustine's secular city / Robert Dodaro
"Augustine and his critics gathers the responses of twelve specialists in Augustine to recent, and sometimes ancient, criticisms of his thought covering a range of issues from personal and religious freedom, the self and God, human sexuality, gender and the body, to spirituality, asceticism, cultural studies and politics. Augustine is frequently characterised today as 'pessimistic', and he is charged with the responsibility of fostering a certain Christian malaise, the legacy of which is said to have carried over into the formation of western subjectivity, authoritarianism, theological dogmatism and a preoccupation with guilt in the realm of human sexuality."--Jacket
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