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PASTORAL ANTHROPOLOGY BEYOND THE PARADIGM OF MEDIEVAL THINKING: FROM 'CURA ANIMARUM' (THE ANTHROPOLOGYOF SUBSTANTIAL THINKING AND NOUS) TO 'CURA VITAE' (THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF SYSTEMS THINKING AND PHRONESIS)
2013
Scriptura
The philosophy of the middle ages can be described as the period of scholasticism. Scholasticism is a technical term for the period wherein the Christian faith and doctrine started to merge with the paradigms of ancient, Hellenistic philosophy. The paradigms of Plato and Aristotle were transformed into the language of Christian spirituality. Within the tension between faith and reason, systematic reflection was predominantly determined by metaphysical and substantial thinking. Anthropology was
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