God and Intelligence |
Contents
PART I | 15 |
THE MODERN ATTACK ON | 25 |
REJECTION OF THE DEMONSTRABILITY | 39 |
THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MODERN | 51 |
THE MODERN IDEA OF GOD | 69 |
PART II | 85 |
THE THOMISTIC ANSWER TO THE IDEALS | 99 |
CRITICAL APPRECIATION OF THE MODERN | 131 |
EVOLUTION AND THE FIRST PRINCIPLES | 169 |
Common terms and phrases
A. C. MCGIFFERT abstraction according aliquid Angelic Doctor animal Aristotle autem becoming Bergson biological causa cause common sense conception contemporary creation creatures deity determined Deum Deus Divine Imagining DOUGLAS FAWCETT EDMOND G ejus enim essence eternal etiam evolution existence F. C. S. SCHILLER F. H. BRADLEY fact faith finite habet Hibbert Journal hoc quod human hypothesis I-II q Ibid idea ideal ideo igitur immanent activity imperfection inasmuch infinite inquantum intellectual intelligence intuition JACQUES MARITAIN James lect matter measure merely Metaphysics mind modern philosophy modo modum movement naturaliter nature necessity nihil nisi notion object omnia perfection possesses potest principium principle PRINGLE-PATTISON Professor Alexander propter quae quam quia quod rational reality reason rebus relation religion religious experience Scholastic sense knowledge sicut Sir Henry Jones Space-Time species spirit sunt tamen things Thomas Thomistic thought truth universe Veritate virtue