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God -- Early works to 1800 --- Creation -- Early works to 1800

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God --- -Early works to 1800 --- Proof --- -God --- -Metaphysics --- Misotheism --- Monotheism --- Religion --- Theism --- -Proof --- Metaphysics --- Christian theology --- God - - Early works to 1800 - Proof --- -Christian theology --- -God -

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The principal signs and instruments of grace available to Christians as a result of Christ's redeeming work are the sacraments of the Church – baptism, confirmation, the Eucharist, penance, extreme unction, holy orders, and marriage. These are the main subjects of Book 4 of the Sentences, comprising forty-two of its fifty Distinctions. In particular, penance and marriage (with regard to which the Lombard's consensual theory was to prove extremely influential) receive extensive discussion. The last eight Distinctions are given over to a treatment of the last things: the bodily resurrection, purgation, hell, the last judgement, and eternity. The Book concludes with a reference to a text of Isaias that serves as an allegory of the function and purpose of the Sentences as a whole

Doctrine of God (christianism) --- God --- Trinity --- Theology --- Attributes --- Early works to 1800 --- Catholic Church --- Doctrines --- God - Early works to 1800 --- God - Attributes - Early works to 1800 --- Trinity - Early works to 1800 --- Theology - Early works to 1800

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L’Unique argument, paru en 1762 (1763), est le seul texte que Kant ait consacré exclusivement aux problèmes de la théologie rationnelle. L’argument pour une démonstration de l’existence de Dieu qu’il y développe, qualifié plus tard d’ontothéologie, constitue, en tant qu’unique argument possible, une véritable antithèse par rapport à la preuve cosmologique de Wolff et, sous un autre rapport, à la preuve ontologique de Leibniz. L’unique argument est un texte-clé, dans lequel convergent les multiples préoccupations qui animent Kant dans cette phase de son évolution marquée par la question urgente d’une “réforme” de la métaphysique. Ce qui s’articule ici, à savoir l’exigence naturelle et donc nécessaire de la raison en quête d’un fondement absolu, va demeurer, comme un Leitmotiv, jusque dans les développements du chapitre sur l’idéal transcendantal de la Critique de la raison pure.

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Ethics, Ancient --- God --- Early works to 1800 --- Porphyry, --- Ancient ethics --- Porphyrios, --- Porphyrius --- Porphyrius, --- Porfirio, --- Malchus, --- Porphyre, --- Porfiryus, --- פורפוריוס --- פורפיריוס, --- Πορφύριος, --- Porfirio --- Porphyrius Neoplatonicus --- Porphyrius Tyrius, Philosophus --- Porphyry --- Porphyre --- God - Early works to 1800 --- Porphyry, - approximately 234-approximately 305