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Showing posts with label Intelligibility and Being. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Intelligibility and Being. Show all posts
Sunday, April 05, 2026

What Does Resurrection Mean? On What Christians Are Claiming When They Say, “He Is Risen”

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Christians say each Easter, and many say each week, “He is risen.” Yet it is no longer clear that all who utter these words mean the same th...
Saturday, April 04, 2026

Disputationes: Essays in Philosophical Theology — On the Project

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  A Project in Theological Realism, Semantic Theory, and Divine Causation Disputationes is a sustained project in philosophical theology exp...
Wednesday, April 01, 2026

When Theology Cannot Mean: Realism, Irrealism, and the Crisis of Theological Language

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This essay arises from the work of the Department of Philosophical Theology at the Christ School of Theology, where the central task is to ...
Thursday, March 19, 2026

Why the Individual is not Self-Grounding: Identity, Unity, and Ontology

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This essay arises from the work of the Department of Philosophical Theology at ILT’s Christ School of Theology, where the central task is to...
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Wednesday, March 18, 2026

Bare Particulars and Why the Particular is Never Bare

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This essay arises from the work of the Department of Philosophical Theology at ILT’s Christ School of Theology, where the central task is to...
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Tuesday, March 17, 2026

Why Grounding is Not Enough: Kit Fine and the Problem of Possibility in Theology

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This essay belongs to the Teleo-Spaces project at ILT’s Christ School of Theology, which develops a formal account of intelligibility, parti...
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