Disputationes
Essays in Philosophical Theology by Dennis D. Bielfeldt

A blog on philosophical theology, metaphysics, Lutheran theology, and the intelligibility of being.
Investigations into the intelligibility of being, the grammar of theological language, and the metaphysical ground of truth.

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Friday, January 09, 2026

Disputatio XLVIIIa: De Lege et Evangelio ut Structuris Intelligibilitatis

On Law and Gospel as Structures of Intelligibility Quaeritur Utrum distinctio inter Legem et Evangelium sit tantum ordo sermonis divini ...

Monday, January 05, 2026

The Paradox of Intelligibility: Formal Systems, Transcendental Conditions, and the Logos

I. The Paradox of Conditions Transcendental arguments occupy an uneasy place in contemporary philosophy. On the one hand, they seem unavoida...

Sunday, January 04, 2026

Why Theosis is Nothing to Fear: A Patient Lesson in Logic, Participation, and Peace of Mind

From the earliest centuries of Christian theology, believers have spoken with remarkable boldness about salvation. Few statements are bolder...

Thursday, January 01, 2026

On Original Sin and the Grammar of Order

I. Equivalence and Order: Why Getting Relations Right Matters for Theology If the new grammar of theology is to speak rightly of grace and...

Wednesday, December 31, 2025

The Grammar of Relation in Theology

§1. Why Relations Matter in Theology Theology speaks incessantly of relations. God creates the world, Christ is present in the believer, th...

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