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Paths to the Triune God - An Encounter Between Aquinas and Recent Theologies (Paperback)
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Paths to the Triune God - An Encounter Between Aquinas and Recent Theologies (Paperback)
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In Paths to the Triune God, Anselm K. Min brings five relevant
themes in the theology of Thomas Aquinas into mutually critical
dialogue with contemporary theological concerns. Min defends
Aquinas's Trinitarian theology of reason and creation against
modern detractors of natural theology while also calling attention
to the lack of historical consciousness in Aquinas's writing. Min
discusses Aquinas's affirmation of the salvation of the
non-Christian through a moral life but also criticizes his
sometimes-naive approach to salvation history. Min presents
Aquinas's Trinitarian theology of salvation through the incarnation
and the possibility of a sacramental theology of religions for
today while also taking seriously the scandal of his doctrine of
reprobation. Min highlights Aquinas's contemplative, sapiential
conception of theology against contemporary preoccupations with
praxis while also criticizing his intellectualist interpretation of
human existence. Min also devotes a significant portion of this
study to the immanent Trinity. and Chapter 6 is a full-scale
analysis and critique of the views of contemporary social
Trinitarians, such as Jurgen Moltmann, Wolfhart Pannenberg, and
Cornelius Plantinga, Jr., in light of Aquinas. Min concludes that
neither the purely sapiential theology of Aquinas nor the purely
prophetic theology of contemporary liberation movements is
adequate. He argues that contemporary theology must
methodologically incorporate into its content a tension between
wisdom and praxis, between sapiential and prophetic theology. Min's
book represents a genuine encounter between Aquinas and
contemporary theologies on many topical issues. It will be of
interest to students and scholars of theology, both medieval and
contemporary.
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