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Richard of St. Victor 8 – A Proposed Constitutional Trinitarian Taxonomy (Scott)

Richard of St. Victor is well known for talking about love, and how awesome it is. It might surprise a few people who have only read the popular English translation of Book 3 (the love/ethics? book) that On the Trinity contains six books. The English translation has brought attention to what some contemporary (continental-esque) philosophers [...]

Posted 14 July 2009 † Scott § Guest Posts § History § Philosophy § Theologians § Theories ‡ Comments (9) ° Also tagged: , , ,

Richard of St. Victor 7 – The Same Divine Substance (Scott)

Up to this point in Book 3 Richard has told us several things about love (caritas). We have wondered at his saying there isn’t a perfectly good person if he doesn’t love. We have sorted through some necessary conditions for love such that we wonder whether a perfectly good person p must love another person [...]

Posted 27 June 2009 † Scott § Guest Posts § History § Philosophy § Theologians § Theories ‡ Comments (2) ° Also tagged: , ,