Abstract

"The Role of the Christian Philosopher" is the principal topic of these discussions; and that role is taken to be the meeting of modern problems, considering criticisms of the established position, and establishing communication with philosophers of different persuasions. Brief but incisive historical studies of possibility in St. Thomas, univocity in Duns Scotus, and of the complicatio-explicatio distinction in Nicholas of Cusa are among the other articles.--R. E.