Liber locorum communium

“What then do we learn about the human flesh [( τῆς ἀνθρωπίνης σαρκός )] the Logos assumed”? Will “the Logos . . . possess this [flesh] also...

"The transcendentalist may hope to have refuted the rash claim that the relation of created activities to the Creative Act can be made ...

"if we attribute to God a life of creative volition we shall see his acts under the temporal form, not only in their effect, but in God...

"No element of theological analogy is involved in the statement of what God intends, when he intends what I should do; but analogy is i...

"'But who made God?' was the question of someone who had not yet emerged from the nursery." Austin Farrer, Finite and in...

"theology . . . has no direct evidence of the realities about which it speaks. The existence of God in his trinitarian mystery and all ...

"a science can be higher than another in two ways, either by reason of its subject, . . . or by reason of its mode of knowing, and thus...