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  1. De Lubac and Rousselot.John M. McDermott - 1997 - Gregorianum 78 (4):735-759.
    De Lubac a sans doute emprunté beaucoup à Rousselot. A côté du désir naturel de la vision béatifique, Rousselot postulait une compréhension plus statique de la nature, représentée par un «Adam primordial», comme fondement de la connaissance conceptuelle. Tout en ignorant l'«Adam primordial» et rejetant l'«ordre naturel possible» de Rousselot, de Lubac a développé une double notion de nature comme dynamisme nécessaire et libre. A cela correspond sa compréhension du surnaturel comme à la fois exigence humaine et don libre de (...)
     
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  2. A New Approach to God's Existence.John M. Mcdermott - 1980 - The Thomist 44 (2):219.
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  3. Dialectical analogy: the oscillating center of Rahner's thought.John M. McDermott - 1994 - Gregorianum 75 (4):675-703.
    L'analogie chez Rahner tente d'agir en médiateur entre les positions de Barth et de Przywara radicalement différentes à ce sujet. Une analogie objective de l'émanation et du retour à toute réalité de et vers Dieu correspond à l'analogie subjective de la sensibilité, de l'abstraction et du jugement. Pour réaliser cette jointure entre les analogies objective et subjective, Rahner a développé une relation complexe entre l'esse commune et connu dans le jugement, le concept d'esse, le concept d'ens commune, et l'esse absolutum, (...)
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  4. II Cor. 3: The old and new covenants.John M. Mcdermott - 2006 - Gregorianum 87 (1):25-63.
    Recent documents from the Jewish-Catholic dialogue have raised the question about the relation of the two covenants, their salvific efficacy, and their continuing validity. II Cor. 3, a text renowned for its difficulties, proposes an analogy of glory which allows the old covenant to be subsumed into the new. The new covenant's transcendence grounds the demand made upon Jews to remove the veil and turn with Moses to Christ. Yet the process of inoperancy attendant upon the old covenant, the reason (...)
     
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  5. Is the Blessed Trinity Naturally Knowable?: St. Thomas on Reason, Faith, Nature, Grace, and Person.John M. Mcdermott - 2012 - Gregorianum 93 (1):113-149.
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    Karl Rahner on Two Infinities.John M. McDermott - 1988 - International Philosophical Quarterly 28 (4):439-457.
    Although rahner originally maintained the validity of conceptual abstractions and the nonintelligibility of matter, Other works arguing from the ultimate unity of spirit in matter both in god, Their common origin and end, And in the essence of the soul, Led to the affirmation of a certain intelligibility of matter. Rahner's proof for god's existence, Based on the intellectual dynamism that transcends all finite realities, Concepts included, As it seeks fulfillment in the infinite, Is ambiguous. Whether the infinite is god, (...)
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    Love and understanding: the relation of will and intellect in Pierre Rousselot's christological vision.John M. McDermott - 1983 - Roma: Università Gregoriana.
    Abridgement of thesis (doctoral)--Gregorian University, Rome.
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  8. Metaphysical Conundrums at the Root of Moral Disagreement.John M. McDermott - 1990 - Gregorianum 71 (4):713-742.
     
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    Maritain on Two Infinities.John M. McDermott - 1988 - International Philosophical Quarterly 28 (3):257-269.
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    The Analogy of Knowing in Karl Rahner.John M. McDermott - 1996 - International Philosophical Quarterly 36 (2):201-216.
    Being is simultaneously knowing and unknown, rooted in man's spirit-matter composition. The dynamic unity in diversity provides the fundamental _Schwebe (oscillation, tension) of thought. In it sensibility is one with and diverse from intellection. In intellection form is diverse from and identical with _esse. Being's grade of self-presence grounds objective analogy to which corresponds the subjective analogy of sensibility, abstraction, and judgment. These operations reflect the ways of affirmation, negation, and eminence. A unity in diversity exists among sensibility, abstraction, and (...)
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  11. Tensions in Lonergan's theory of conversion.John M. McDermott - 1993 - Gregorianum 74 (1):101-140.
     
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    The Loving Father and the Tormented Child.John M. McDermott - 1978 - Thought: Fordham University Quarterly 53 (1):70-82.
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    The Loving Father and the Tormented Child.John M. McDermott - 1978 - Thought: Fordham University Quarterly 53 (1):70-82.
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    The Neo-Scholastic Analysis of Freedom.John M. Mcdermott - 1994 - International Philosophical Quarterly 34 (2):149-165.
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  15. Zwei Unendlichkeiten bei Thomas von Aquin.John M. Mcdermott - 1986 - Theologie Und Philosophie 61 (2):176.
     
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    Catholic Theology in the Nineteenth Century. [REVIEW]John M. McDermott - 1977 - Thought: Fordham University Quarterly 52 (4):443-445.
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    Duns Scotus on the Will and Morality. [REVIEW]John M. McDermott - 1987 - International Philosophical Quarterly 27 (4):452-454.
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    Haffner, Paul, "Creation and Scientific Creativity: A Study in the Tought of S.L. Jaki". [REVIEW]John M. Mcdermott - 1993 - International Philosophical Quarterly 33:244-246.
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    The Prayers of Jesus. [REVIEW]John M. McDermott - 1979 - Thought: Fordham University Quarterly 54 (2):203-205.