02811cam a2200289 a 4500001001200000003000400012005001700016008004100033010001300074020001800087020001500105040001000120041000800130044000700138050001500145082001500160100002400175245011300199260005400312300002100366440012300387504004100510505179400551650001402345650002502359830013702384ocm04452234OSt20240426121444.0790228s1978    sa       b    000 0 eng d  a78326231  a9780869904626  z0869904620  cZAAPA  bund  asa  aBR85b.V27  a230/.092@1 aVan der Walt, B. J.10aHeartbeat :btaking the pulse of our Christian theological and philosophical heritage /cB. J. van der Walt.  aPotchefstroom :bPotchefstroom University,c1978.  a307 p. ;c21 cm. 0aWetenskaplike bydraes of the PU for CHE - Institute for the Advancement of Calvinism : Series F3, Collections ;vno. 9  aIncludes bibliographical references.  aHistoriography of philosophy: The consistent problem-historic method -- Ancient Greek thought: Origins of Western theology -- Eisegesis-exegesis, paradox and nature-grace: methods of synthesis in Medieval philosophy -- The problem of the relation between faith and knowledge in Early Christian and Medieval thought -- The encounter of Arabic and Christian civilizations in Medieval philosophy with particular reference to the conflict between faith and reason. A comparison between the viewpoints of Averroes and Thomas Aquinas -- In the steps of Thomas Aquinas: 1274-1974 - A bibliographical sketch -- Thomas Aquinas and the fundamental problems of our time -- The philosophical conception of Thomas Aquinas in his Summa Contra Gentiles -- Thomas Aquinas' idea about wonders - a critical appraisal -- The relevance of Thomas Aquinas' view of Theology (as expressed in his Summa Contra Gentiles) for contemporary studies -- Man, the tension-ridden bridge between the transcendent and the non-transcendent world in the thought of Bonaventure of Bagnorea -- Regnum hominis et regnum Dei. Historical-critical discussion of the relationship between nature and supernature according to Duns Scotus -- Biblical and unbiblical traits in Calvin's view of man -- Natural Theology with special reference to the viewpoints of Thomas Aquinas, John Calvin and the Synopsis Purioris Thologiae -- Theologia Naturalis redivivus, Some critical remarks on the resurgence of Natural Theology and Theodicy -- Acts 17:15-34 and Romans 1:18-25: evidence of contact-points in mission work, or proofs for a Natural Theology? -- The relapse into Scholasticism during the further Reformation - preliminary survey -- How do we know that the Bible is the Word of God? A few remarks on General Canonics and Apologetics 0aTheology. 0aPhilosophyxHistory. 0aWetenskaplike bydraes van die P.U. vir C.H.O.nReeks F.pInstituut vir die Bevordering van Calvinisme.nF3.pVersamelwerke ;vno. 9.