Gregorianum

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  Año 2020, Vol. 101, Número 4

  • Articuli

    • The Sempiternity of God and Cosmic Time

      L'ubos Rojka

      págs. 751-768

      

    • Christian Wolff: Von der Ontologie zur Theologie und zurück

      Robert THEIS

      págs. 769-791

      

    • Electronic persons. It's is premature to grant personhood to machines but never say never

      Riccardo Campa, Christopher Corbally, Margaret Boone

      págs. 793-812

      

    • A centenary of ecclesiological itineray at the Pontificial Gregorian University (Part I). From the Church as the Mystical Body of Christ to the Post-conciliar Church: a view by Sebastian Tromp and Angel Anton

      Gabriel Mmassi

      págs. 813-832

      

    • (Fausse) Eschatologie et théologie politique

      Ana Petrache

      págs. 833-847

      

    • Jerome Nadal's Apologia for Interreligious Spiritual Exercises and its Contemporary Implications

      Aaron Pidel

      págs. 849-869

      

    • Antijudais and European nationalism: The case of the Society of Jesus under Acquaviva

      Marc Rastoin

      págs. 871-882

      

    • Lonergan e papa Francesco

      Gerard Whelan

      págs. 883-885

      

    • Method in Theology: "all my work has been introducing history into Catholic theology"

      Neil Ormerod

      págs. 887-904

      

    • Bernard Lonergan e papa Francesco: incontro di orizzonti aperti sul futuro del Cristianesimo

      Valter Danna

      págs. 905-925

      

    • Redemption as End and redemption as Mediation

      Robert M. Doran

      págs. 927-943

      

    • Theology as a sapiental way of life: Hadot and Lonergan

      Randall S. Rosenberg

      págs. 945-965