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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Anselm of Canterbury"”.
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Sin and the Story of Salvation: The Theology of Atonement in Light of Biblical Narrative Theology
Contemporary atonement theology offers three general conceptions of the cross: objective, subjective, and dramatic, which corresponds to Gustaf Aulén's classic tripartite typology. Although these different views are important since they contribute to a rich soteriology, when addressing the topic of …
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A Canterbury tale : study and analysis of the Eadwine leaves.
… the main factors which influenced the artists of the Christological cycle of the fragment of a Romanesque Psalter known to art historians as the Eadwine Leaves, to deduce the likely purpose which the Leaves were intended to serve, and to assess the extent to which this purpose was achieved. In …
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The Art of Trinitarian Articulation: A Case Study on Richard of St. Victor's _de Trinitate_
<p>Richard of Saint Victor deliberately constructs his treatise <italic>De Trinitate</italic> with trinitarian structures to sustain the hearts and shape the minds of his readers with the contemplation of the Trinity. His work fits within a genre of writing in the Middle Ages where the formation of …
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Primary and Secondary Causality in the Thought of St. Anselm: A Speculation on Divine Omniscience, Predestination and Grace in the Context of Human Freedom and Spirituality
Implicit in the writings of St Anselm of Canterbury is a distinct conception of the cooperative integration of primary and secondary causality. An exploration of this topic in Anselm's theology will reveal its unique contribution to the understanding that faith, hope and grace affirm the …
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Anselm on Semantics, Modality and Free Will
Anselm is the outstanding Christian Latin philosopher and theologian of the eleventh century. However, Anselm’s philosophical thought has rarely been seen as a whole. The interrelation between Anselm’s core philosophical theories and their coherence has yet to receive proper attention. My thesis …
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Julius Caesar, Fortune, and Latin Historiography in Twelfth-Century England
… English historians – Orderic Vitalis, William of Malmesbury, Henry of Huntingdon, and Robert of Lewes (as probable author of the Gesta Stephani) – believed that they had identified a schema that could determine who and what was culpable for engendering events that had been unexpected or whose …