دانلود کتاب The Dialectics of Creation: Creation and the Creator in Edward Schillebeeckx and David Burrell

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Cover\nHalf-title\nTitle\nCopyright\nDedication\nContents\nAcknowledgements\nAbbreviations used\nPreface\nIntroduction\n The importance of creation\n Creation and philosophical theology\n A project for today\n What their project is not\n What their project is\n Rules for discourse about creation\n1 The Structure of Discourse\n A task for contemporary philosophical theology\n Opposing oppositions\n Pairing diff erence and relation\n Tending towards difference and sameness\n Privileging difference\n Difference and distinction as interchangeable\n Privileging the negative\n Relation and relationship as interchangeable\n Directional sensitivity\n Beyond difference and sameness\n Between difference and sameness\n Forming a community of argument\n Functional complementarity and theological schools\n2 Investigating Complementarity I: Common Ground\n Non-contrastive accounts\n Sources\n Specifying misunderstandings of creation\n Pantheism\n Panentheism\n Dualism\n Emanationism\n Creation is not an explanation\n Creation is not just initiation\n God is not a thing\n The language of creation\n Burrell on ‘the distinction’\n Is ‘the distinction’ specifically Christian?\n Distinction and difference\n Directionality issues\n Burrell on ‘the relation’\n Relation and relationship\n Directionality issues\n Intentionality\n Non-duality\n Schillebeeckx on ‘the distinction’\n Is ‘the distinction’ specifically Christian?\n Distinction and Difference\n Directionality issues\n Schillebeeckx on ‘the relation’\n Relation and relationship\n The relationship of faith\n3 Investigating Complementarity II: Complementary Emphases and Dialectic\n Balancing ‘the distinction’ and ‘the relation’\n Reading Burrell as prioritizing ‘the distinction’\n Reading Schillebeeckx as prioritizing ‘the relation’\n Other functionally complementary themes\n The directionality of presence\n Hope and optimism\n Apophatic and kataphatic aspects\n Moving towards dialectic\n The dialectics of ‘the distinction’ and ‘the relation’\n Burrell’s dialectic\n Schillebeeckx’s dialectic\n The characteristics of relational dialectic\n Mediated immediacy\n Continuity and change\n4 Relational Dialectic in Schillebeeckx’s Philosophical Theology\n Schillebeeckx’s method of correlation\n Praxis\n Praxis and practice as interchangeable\n The relational dialectic of theory and practice\n Praxis is more than practice\n What comes first?\n Praxis as a way of life\n Schillebeeckx’s way of doing theology\n The relational dialectic of mysticism and politics\n Correlating mysticism and politics\n The role of theology\n Active and passive aspects\n Praxis and ethics\n Humanism\n Christian and atheistic secular humanism – distinct and related\n Critical affirmation: The value of atheistic secular humanism\n Critical negativity: The inadequacy of atheistic secular humanism\n The relational dialectic of finitude and contingency\n Critical positivity: The inexhaustible surplus of Christian humanism\n Schillebeeckx’s Sequela\n Sequela Jesu\n Sequela Aquinas\n Sequela Irenaeus\n5 Schillebeeckian Relational Dialectic I: Aquinas on Analogy\n Aquinas and analogy\n What analogy is not\n What analogy is\n Aquinas’s accounts of analogy\n A proposed reading of Aquinas on analogy\n Summa Theologiae Ia, 13, 5\n Three terms or two?\n 13, 5 in context – What is the unum?\n What is the middle term?\n Analogical relations\n Analogy in De Veritate and the Summa Theologiae\n A Schillebeeckian reading\n An analogia entis ?\n Defending the reading\n Hemming on Schillebeeckx\n Schillebeeckx’s project\n Schillebeeckx on analogy in Aquinas\n6 Schillebeeckian Relational Dialectic II: Prospects for Philosophical Theology\n Participation and creation in Aquinas\n The possibilities of participation\n Linking philosophy and theology\n Linking beatitude and sanctification\n Linking beatitude and sanctification with creation\n Seamlessness in theological themes\n Divine and human action\n The underdetermination of creation\n The underdetermination of God\n Divine and human freedom\n The relational dialectic of freedom and commitment\n The causal connection and God’s knowledge\n Making a better future and creating the world\nBibliography\nIndex