The Cross of Wisdom: Ambiguities in Turning Down Apologetics (Paul, Anselm, Barth)

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2015

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HAL-SHS : philosophie

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Paul Karl Barth Anselme of Canterbury God Apologetics Theology Skepticism

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Polemics (Theology) Apologetics--19th century Evidences of Christianity Apologetics, Missionary Theology, Fundamental Christian evidences Evidences, Christian Christianity--Apologetic works Apologetics--20th century Christianity--Evidences Fundamental theology

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Anthony Feneuil, « The Cross of Wisdom: Ambiguities in Turning Down Apologetics (Paul, Anselm, Barth) », HAL-SHS : philosophie, ID : 10670/1.hw0zn2

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Recalling Anselm)s interpretation of the "fool" (insipiens), Anthony Feneuil delves into the ambiguities of the decision, still frequent in many quarters of modern theology, to reject apologetics. In what name do we reject apologetics? In the name of a sort of fideism, which postulates that the theme of theology lies beyond what can be demonstrated by reason, or in the name of skepticism? [from the "Introduction" by H.-C. Askani and C. Chalamet]

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