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Cover 1 Half title 3 Series information 4 Title 9 Copyright 10 Dedication 11 Contents 13 Notes on contributors 15 Preface 21 Abbreviations 23 Works by Augustine 23 Standard editions of Augustine's works 26 Introduction 27 Part I The nature of God 41 1 The divine nature: being and goodness 43 Intellectual vision of God 44 Sojourn with the Manichees 46 Intellectual ascent: approaching God from below 48 Divine supremacy: conceiving God in the highest possible way 52 Being: God's inmost nature 56 Endnotes 61 2 God's eternal knowledge according to Augustine 63 Agreeing with the philosophers 64 Beyond agreement 65 A test case 66 City of God Book 11: creation 67 God's consilium: an eternal plan 69 Who? How? Why? 71 City of God Book 12 73 Is meaning dissolved by infinities? 75 Further Trinitarian considerations 77 The Mind of the Father 78 Eternal folly 79 The twilight of the gods 81 The living flame of love 83 Endnotes 84 3 Augustine on the triune life of God 86 Scripture and the origins of Trinitarian theology 86 Augustine's contexts 88 Working together 92 Existing in relationship 94 Where does the Trinity appear? 100 Creation and redemption in the triune life 101 Endnotes 102 Part II Go
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- Author
- Norman Kretzmann; Eleonore Stump
- Publisher
- Cambridge University Press
- Published
- 2014
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
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