Philosophische Gotteserkenntnis bei Suárez und Descartes
Im Zusammenhang mit der niederländischen reformierten Theologie und Philosophie des 17. Jahrhunderts
Biographical note
Aza Goudriaan, Ph.D. (1999) in Theology, University of Leiden, has published on Cartesianism in the seventeenth Century.
Readership
All those interested in the history of philosophy, theology and Church history, as well as those interested in systematic theology.
Reviews
"...eine Arbeit, die man mit Gewinn und Interesse liest."
Rainer Specht, Phil. Jahrbuch, 2002.
Rainer Specht, Phil. Jahrbuch, 2002.
Table of contents
Vorwort
Einleitung
TEIL I. SUÁREZ
1. Die Gotteslehre innerhalb der Metaphysik
2. Die Einteilungen des Seienden, das primo cognitum und die Frage nach der grundlegenden Bezeichnung Gottes
3. Kausalargumentation und ErkennbarkeitGottes im Gottesbeweis
4. Themen der Lehre von den Eigenschaften Gottes
5. Die Erkennbarkeit und Unbegreiflichkeit Gottes
TEIL II. DESCARTES
6. Der cartesische Weg zur Erkenntnis Gottes
7. Die Erkennbarkeit Gottes
8. Themen der cartesischen Lehre von den Eigenschaften Gottes
9. Kausalität und Erkennbarkeit Gottes in den cartesischen Gottesbeweisen
Schluss
Abkürzungen
Verzeichnis der zitierten Literatur
Summary
Biographischer Index ausgewählter älterer Autoren
Namenregister
Kurzes Sachregister
Einleitung
TEIL I. SUÁREZ
1. Die Gotteslehre innerhalb der Metaphysik
2. Die Einteilungen des Seienden, das primo cognitum und die Frage nach der grundlegenden Bezeichnung Gottes
3. Kausalargumentation und ErkennbarkeitGottes im Gottesbeweis
4. Themen der Lehre von den Eigenschaften Gottes
5. Die Erkennbarkeit und Unbegreiflichkeit Gottes
TEIL II. DESCARTES
6. Der cartesische Weg zur Erkenntnis Gottes
7. Die Erkennbarkeit Gottes
8. Themen der cartesischen Lehre von den Eigenschaften Gottes
9. Kausalität und Erkennbarkeit Gottes in den cartesischen Gottesbeweisen
Schluss
Abkürzungen
Verzeichnis der zitierten Literatur
Summary
Biographischer Index ausgewählter älterer Autoren
Namenregister
Kurzes Sachregister
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