Philosophy and Theology 8 (1):63-81 (1993)
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The sciences and popular views generally consider matter from the bottom up, that is, as the least common denominator underlying all of its various forms and realizations. In Rahner sensibility is matter looked at from the top down, that is, with a view to the highest realization of matter in human beings, and in Christ. In Whitehead creativity is matter, not inert or static but spontaneous and active, and creativity is matter viewed in light of its highest realizations in humans and in God. So, in Rahner and in Whitehead, matter is viewed in much the same way, called sensibility in Rahner, and creativity in Whitehead, and defined in terms of its actualization in human nature
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Keywords | Catholic Tradition Philosophy and Religion |
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ISBN(s) | 0890-2461 |
DOI | 10.5840/philtheol19938114 |
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