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First published in 1963, this book remains one of the most important texts illuminating the complex relationship between theology and philosophy.

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'Mehl's 1963 treatise explores the relationship between philosophy and Christian theology. His topics include the Christian concept of truth, understanding revelation, the renewing of the mind, and the dialogue between the theologian and the philosopher.' --Book News Inc, June 2011

Table of Contents
The Problem; The Christian Concept of Truth; Metaphysical Experience and Christian Dogmatics; Understanding Revelation; The Renewing of the Mind; The Dialogue Between the Theologian and the Philosopher; Conclusion: The Difficult Condition of the Christian Philosopher; Bibliography; Index.

The Condition of the Christian Philosopher

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      Publisher: James Clarke & Co Ltd
      Publication Date: 24/02/2011
      ISBN13: 9780227173756, 978-0227173756
      ISBN10: 0227173759
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      Description

      Book Synopsis
      First published in 1963, this book remains one of the most important texts illuminating the complex relationship between theology and philosophy.

      Trade Review
      'Mehl's 1963 treatise explores the relationship between philosophy and Christian theology. His topics include the Christian concept of truth, understanding revelation, the renewing of the mind, and the dialogue between the theologian and the philosopher.' --Book News Inc, June 2011

      Table of Contents
      The Problem; The Christian Concept of Truth; Metaphysical Experience and Christian Dogmatics; Understanding Revelation; The Renewing of the Mind; The Dialogue Between the Theologian and the Philosopher; Conclusion: The Difficult Condition of the Christian Philosopher; Bibliography; Index.

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