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Course Description:
This seminar addresses the thought of two giants of Christian theology: St. Thomas Aquinas and Johann Gerhard. Both the Angelic Doctor and the master of Lutheran dogmatics have perceptive insights into the natural knowledge of God. Dr. Greeley explains the thought of both figures and compares and contrasts their perspectives. About the Instructor:
Nathan Greeley is a teacher at Acacia Academy, a Christian classical school in Kokomo, Indiana, and an adjunct instructor in philosophy at Indiana Wesleyan University. He holds M.A. and Ph.D. degrees in Philosophy of Religion and Theology from Claremont Graduate University. He lives in Marion, Indiana with his wife Anne. His research focuses on the history of natural theology and the relationship between philosophy and theology. |
Length of Course: One Two-Hour Seminar
Overview:
I. The Knowledge of God in St. Thomas II. The Knowledge of God in Johann Gerhard III. Questions and Answers 
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