Tag: Philosophy of Religion

Aquinas, Christianity, Existence of God, Metaphysics, Natural Theology, Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, Theism, ThomismLeave a comment

Is God Personal? Aquinas’s Arguments for the Divine Intellect

Harrison Jennings

Most adherents of monotheistic faiths hold that God — whatever else this name may designate — is a reality that is in some sense “personal.” Consider the opening verses of the first chapter of Genesis, a text which has had … Continue reading Is God Personal? Aquinas’s Arguments for the Divine Intellect

Aquinas, Existence of God, Metaphysics, Natural Theology, Philosophy, Philosophy of Religion, Theism, ThomismLeave a comment

Yandell’s Presentation and Analysis of the First Way

Harrison Jennings

Keith E. Yandell was a respected philosopher at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, retiring in 2011. He specialized in the philosophy of religion, and wrote the philosophy of religion volume for the Routledge Contemporary Introductions to Philosophy series (which I highly … Continue reading Yandell’s Presentation and Analysis of the First Way