Kaufman's Debt to Kant: The Epistemological Importance of the “Structure of the World Which Environs Us”: with Myriam Renaud, “Gordon Kaufman's Humanizing Concept of God”; Jerome P. Soneson, “The Legacy of Gordon Kaufman: Theological Method and Its Pragmatic Norms”; J. Patrick Woolley, “Kaufman's Debt to Kant: The Epistemological Importance of the ‘Structure of the World which Environs Us”; Thomas A. James, “Gordon Kaufman, Flat Ontology, and Value: Toward an Ecological Theocentrism”; and Karl E. Peters, “A Christian Naturalism: Developing the Thinking of Gordon Kaufman.”
Gordon Kaufman's “constructive theology” can easily be taken out of context and misunderstood or misrepresented as a denial of God. It is too easily overlooked that in his approach everything is an imaginary construct given no immediate ontological status—the self, the world, and God are “produ...
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Wiley-Blackwell
2013
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Zygon
Ano: 2013, Volume: 48, Número: 3, Páginas: 544-564 |
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B Ontology B Epistemology B science-religion dialogue B Time B Mystery B Immanuel Kant B Paul Tillich B Religious Dialogue B Gordon Kaufman |
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