Christian Theory of Knowledge

The two systems, that of the non-Christian and that of the Christian, differ because of the fact that their basic assumptions or presuppositions differ. On the non-Christian basis man is assumed to be the final reference…

It is readily seen that in the formulation of this Logos theology, the Apologists were largely influenced by Greek modes of thought. The question for them was how they could protect the deposit of faith against those who…

The idea of the analogy of being compromises the biblical doctrine of creation. It tends to reduce the distinction of God as Creator and man the creature to that of the Greek notion of man's participation in being as suc…

Accordingly I do not reject 'the theistic proofs'but merely insist on formulating them in such a way as not to compromise the doctrines of Scripture.

Immanuel Kant has taught the theologian as well as the philosopher and the scientist to give up the old metaphysic which applied logic to Reality. One cannot speak conceptually about a God who is eternal and unchangeable…

Of course as a Christian theologian Dionysius speaks much of creation and redemption. And he says that as Christians we must not say anything about the Godhead "except those things which are revealed to us from the Holy…