Disputationes

It was regular practice in the medieval university for faculty and students to engage in the art of disputation. This blog presupposes the corporate nature of the theological enterprise, supposing that theology, particularly Lutheran theology, can once again clarify its truth claims and provide rational justification for its positions.

Saturday, December 06, 2025

Authorial Note on the Proceeding Disputations

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Over the past two months I have posted 64 disputations. They must seem to many to be difficult or just odd, for I use Latin titles and deal ...

Disputatio LXIV: De Spe et Resurrectione

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On Hope and Resurrection Quaeritur Utrum spes Christiana fundamentum habeat in ipsa structura participationis, ita ut resurrectio non sit e...

Disputatio LXIII: De Maiestate Crucis et de Forma Humilitatis Divinae

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  On the Majesty of the Cross and the Form of Divine Humility Quaeritur Utrum crux Christi manifestet non solum humiliationem Filii sed ip...

Disputatio LXII: De Communicatione Idiomatum et Ontologia Participationis

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  On the Communication of Idioms and the Ontology of Participation Quaeritur Utrum doctrina communicationis idiomatum non solum ad Christo...

Disputatio LXI: De Providentia Speciali et Revelatione in Eventibus Particularibus

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  On Special Providence and Revelation in Particular Events Quaeritur Utrum providentia specialis designet modum quo voluntas divina manife...

Disputatio LX: De Providentia et Libertate

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  On Providence and Freedom Quaeritur Utrum providentia divina possit ordinare historiam sine cohibitione vel dissolutione libertatis huma...

Disputatio LIX: De Historia Ut Loco Revelationis

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  On History as the Locus of Revelation Quaeritur Utrum historia ipsa possit esse locus revelationis divinae, ita ut eventus historici non...

Disputatio LVIII: De Signo Theologico et de Forma Illuminationis

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  On the Theological Sign and the Form of Illumination Quaeritur Utrum signum theologicum sit locus in quo intelligibilitas Logi efficitur...
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Dennis Bielfeldt
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President of the Institute of Lutheran Theology and Director of the Christ School of Theology PhD Program
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