God is always greater
Principle and Foundation

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Przywara maintains that the Principle and Foundation is not a matter of Exercises, since he sets forth his theory of Exercises: it comprises within itself the truth of the entire Exercises. For this reason, it seems valid and useful to translate this commentary as a complete whole of the Ignatian theory of the authentic.

This commentary develops four capital themes: Man; He is created; For…; The other things. This expository sequence allows for a sharp differentiation between the place where the self-manifestation of ‘the One’—the personal—concretely arises, and the place where the concrete self-manifestation of ‘the other’ arises. It is then understood that ‘things’ devoid of a ‘personal self’ belong to the category of ‘the other,’ destined to serve man.

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SKU: 978-956-9320-76-7 Category: Philosophy Tags: Philosophy, Religion

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Measures 23 x 15 cm.

God is always greater Principle and Foundation

Autor	Erich Przywara SJ
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Year	01-2014
Nº de páginas	166
ISBN	978-956-9320-76-7
Intellectual Property Registration	237171

Erich Przywara SJ

Germany. Philosopher and theologian known especially for his reflections on the analogy of being, impacting Catholic and Protestant theology. He was a ‘freelance writer’ in two senses, for the Jesuit journal Stimmen der Zeit in Munich. He was not a university professor, and only taught in academic settings, invited by a colleague to his chair. In another sense, he was a ‘freelance writer’ because he did not affiliate himself with any school of thought other than the public theology of the Church. Apart from his lyrical writings, which are mostly unpublished, the three major genres of his writings over half a century show an uncommon unified coherence. In order to reissue some of his works, Balthasar divided them into: religious writings, philosophical-religious writings, and Analogia Entis.

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