Non omnia potens. Spunti per una grammatica dell'onnipotenza in Anselmo d'Aosta

Gregorianum 91 (1):29-42 (2010)
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In a well-known tradition, basically marked by the influence of Augustinian thought, the notion of divine omnipotence fixes the conceptual space of theology in the XI century, especially in accordance with the primacy of logical subjects. Among others, Anselm of Canterbury gives to XII century the opportunity to settle this conceptual reference, disclosing and organizing many argumentative solutions of the late scholastic period.

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