Being and god: An introd. to the philosophy of being and to natural theology
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| adam_text | Titel: Being and God
Autor: Klubertanz, George P
Jahr: 1963
Contents
Foreword,
by
James
V.
McGlynn,
S.J.
v
Preface
vii
PART
ONE:
THE
PHILOSOPHY
OF
BEING
I.
INTRODUCTION
1.
Purposes
and
general
ways
of
knowing
3
2.
Kinds
of
theoretical
knowledge
6
3.
Characteristics
of
scientific
knowledge
7
4.
Why
should
I
study
philosophy?
12
5.
The
philosophy
of
being
and
the
other
parts
of
philosophy
15
6.
Philosophy
and
religion
17
7.
Thomistic
philosophy
21
8.
Definitions
22
9.
Readings
25
II.
THE
MEANING
OF
“BEING”
10.
Various
senses
of
the
word
real
30
11.
Phenomenalism
and
the
meaning
of
being
32
12.
Materialism
and
the
meaning
of
being
33
13.
Essentialism
and
the
meaning
of
being
37
14.
Existentialism
and
the
meaning
of
being
41
15.
The
Thomistic
answer
to
the
question,
“What
is
it
to
be
real?”
42
16.
The
primitive
notion
of
being
47
17.
The
metaphysical
knowledge
of
being
50
18.
The
first
principles
of
knowledge
54
xi
CONTENTS
xii
19.
Definitions
57
20.
Summary
of
the
argument
57
21.
Readings
58
III.
THE
ANALOGY
OF
BEING:
FIRST
APPROACH
22.
The
fact
of
knowledge
in
common
64
23.
Univocation
and
its
basis
65
24.
Is
being
a
universal?
65
25.
“Being”
is
common
to
many
67
26.
The
formal
structure
of
analogy
69
27.
Analogy
of
individual
beings
71
28.
Person
and
thing
as
beings
73
29.
Definitions
76
30.
Summary
76
31.
Readings
77
IV.
BECOMING—CHANGE—MOTION
32.
The
problem
of
change
80
33.
Identity,
distinction,
and
difference
82
34.
The
correct
way
to
talk
about
change
85
35.
A
changing
thing
is
composed
87
36.
Definitions
89
37.
Summary
90
38.
Readings
90
V.
THE
INTRINSIC
PRINCIPLES
OF
CHANGE
AND
BEING:
I.
IN
PARTICULAR
39.
Accidental
change
and
the
substance-accident
compo¬
sition
of
being
93
40.
Substance
and
accident
as
beings
by
analogy
98
41.
Substantial
change
and
the
matter-form
composition
of
substance
100
42.
Individuals
in
a
species
and
matter-form
composition
103
43.
That-which-is
and
the
act
of
existing
(esse)
111
44.
The
agent
and
his
activity
114
45.
Definitions
116
46.
Summary
of
the
argumentation
117
47.
Readings
118
CONTENTS
xiii
VI.
THE
INTRINSIC
PRINCIPLES
OF
BEING:
II.
AS
ANALOGOUSLY
ONE
48.
Comparison
of
the
three
sets
of
intrinsic
principles
124
49.
Theorems
of
act
and
potency.
I:
Act
and
potency
are
distinct
in
their
order
127
50.
What
is
the
potency
for
activity?
128
51.
Theorem
II:
Act
and
potency
are
not
strictly
beings
but
principles
of
being
131
52.
Theorem
III:
Act,
in
the
order
in
which
it
is
act,
is
unlimited
in
itself
and
limited
by
the
potency
in
which
it
is
received
132
53.
Theorem
IV:
Act
can
be
known
by
itself,
potency
only
through
act
136
54.
Theorem
V:
Act
and
potency
divide
being
in
general
137
55.
Concluding
remarks
about
act
and
potency
137
56.
Exercise
141
57.
Readings
141
VII.
THE
EXTRINSIC
PRINCIPLES
OF
BEING:
I.
THE
AGENT
58.
Principles
of
change
144
59.
Causal
factors
146
60.
The
causality
of
the
agent,
or
efficient
cause
147
61.
Types
of
agents:
univocal
and
equivocal
causes
152
62.
Types
of
agents:
principal
and
instrumental
causes
154
63.
The
exemplar
cause
155
64.
The
theorem
of
causality
156
65.
The
analogy
of
causality
162
66.
Definitions
164
67.
Proofs
167
68.
Readings
167
VIII.
THE
EXTRINSIC
PRINCIPLES
OF
BEING:
II.
THE
GOAL
OF
ACTION
69.
The
goal
of
action
171
70.
Orientation
in
being
179
71.
Chance
180
72.
Definitions
183
CONTENTS
73.
Proof
184
74.
Readings
184
IX.
THE
TRANSCENDENT?LS
75.
Being
is
a
transcendental
187
76.
Possibles
190
77.
Beings
of
reason
and
pure
intelligibilities
192
78.
The
transcendental
“one”
194
79.
Being-in-itself
and
being-for-another
196
80.
The
transcendental
“true”
197
81.
The
transcendental
“good”
202
82.
Definitions
210
83.
Proofs
211
84.
Readings
211
PART
TWO:
NATURAL
THEOLOGY
X.
THE
EXISTENCE
OF
GOD
1.
The
nature
and
characteristics
of
natural
theology
219
2.
State
of
the
question
219
3.
Explanation
of
terms
219
4.
The
proof
222
5.
Readings
224
6.
Selected
passage
from
St.
Thomas
Aquinas
224
7.
The
nature
and
validity
of
a
posteriori
demonstration
225
8.
Statement
of
the
question
225
9.
Explanation
of
terms
225
10.
Readings
228
XI.
PROOFS
FOR
THE
EXISTENCE
OF
GOD
1.
The
first
way:
proof
from
the
existence
of
motion
229
2.
Statement
of
the
problem
229
3.
The
solution
229
4.
Whatever
is
changed
is
changed
by
another
230
5.
In
things
that
are
changed
by
another
an
infinite
re¬
gress
is
impossible
231
6.
This
first
unmoved
mover
is
pure
act
or
God
233
7.
Answering
the
objections
233
8.
Summary
of
the
first
way
236
CONTENTS
xv
9.
The
second
way:
proof
from
the
existence
of
efficient
causes
239
10.
Statement
of
the
problem
239
11.
The
solution:
step
one:
efficient
causes
essentially
and
accidentally
ordered
240
12.
Step
two:
general
characteristics
of
a
per
se
ordered
series
of
efficient
causes
241
13.
Step
three:
special
characteristics
of
a
series
of
per
se
ordered
efficient
causes
243
14.
Step
four:
Why
there
cannot
be
an
infinite
regress
in
per
se
ordered
efficient
causes
246
15.
Answering
the
objections
246
16.
Summary
of
the
second
way
249
17.
The
third
way:
proof
from
the
existence
of
corruptible
beings
252
18.
Prenote
252
19.
Solution
252
20.
Answering
the
objections
259
21.
Summary
of
the
third
way
263
22.
The
fourth
way:
proof
of
God’s
existence
from
grades
of
perfection
in
beings
265
23.
Statement
of
the
problem
265
24.
Solution
266
25.
The
proof
of
the
fourth
way
271
26.
Some
added
considerations
274
27.
Answering
the
objections
275
28.
Summary
of
the
fourth
way
277
29.
The
fifth
way:
the
proof
of
the
existence
of
God
from
the
finalized
activity
of
natural
beings
280
30.
Prenote
280
31.
The
problem
of
the
fifth
way
281
32.
Solution
283
33.
Answering
the
objections
288
34.
Summary
of
the
fifth
way
295
35.
A
general
proof
for
God’s
existence
299
36.
Readings
303
XII.
THE
NATURE
OF
GOD
1.
Man’s
knowledge
of
the
divine
nature
304
2.
The
problem
of
knowing
the
nature
of
God
304
XVI
CONTENTS
3.
Solution
to
the
problem
305
4.
Statement
of
the
question
305
5.
Explanation
of
terms
306
6.
Adversaries
307
7.
Proofs
for
our
position
308
8.
Readings
312
9.
The
problem
of
naming
God
312
10.
Can
God
be
named?
312
11.
Solution
to
the
problem
312
12.
Statement
of
the
question
313
13.
Explanation
of
terms
313
14.
The
proof
315
15.
Readings
317
XIII.
THE
PERFECTIONS
OF
GOD
1.
Prenote
318
2.
Divisions
of
the
divine
perfections
318
3.
The
divine
perfection
of
simplicity
320
4.
God
is
absolutely
simple
321
5.
Solution
321
6.
General
proof
322
7.
Answering
the
objections
323
8.
God
is
completely
perfect
324
9.
Proof
324
10.
How
the
perfections
of
creatures
pre-exist
in
God
324
11.
Prenote
324
12.
Solution
325
13.
Second
solution
326
14.
Answering
the
objections
331
15.
God
is
infinite
and
supremely
good
331
16.
Prenote
331
17.
Is
the
being
of
God
really
infinite
or
without
limit?
332
18.
Solution
332
19.
Answering
the
objections
333
20.
Is
God
supremely
good?
334
21.
How
the
divine
perfections
are
distinct
from
the
divine
essence
and
from
each
other
336
22.
Does
the
plurality
of
meanings
that
the
divine
at¬
tributes
have
exist
only
in
our
intellect
or
also
in
God?
338
23.
Solution
338
CONTENTS
xvii
24.
The
opinion
of
Avicenna
and
Maimonides
341
25.
The
opinion
of
the
Pseudo-Denis
and
St.
Anselm
342
26.
Reconciliation
of
these
opinions
343
27.
Answering
the
difficulties
345
28.
Summary
346
29.
Readings
349
30.
The
omnipresence,
immutability,
and
eternity
of
God
349
31.
Readings
351
XIV.
GOD’S
KNOWLEDGE
AND
WILL
1.
God’s
knowledge
of
himself
and
other
things
352
2.
Statement
concerning
God’s
knowledge
352
3.
Explanation
of
terms
353
4.
The
proof
354
5.
Readings
356
6.
The
perfection
of
will
in
God
356
7.
Statement
concerning
God’s
will
356
8.
Explanation
of
terms
357
9.
The
proof
358
10.
Readings
361
XV.
GOD’S
CREATION
AND
PROVIDENCE
1.
The
manner
in
which
the
world
comes
from
God
362
2.
Statement
concerning
creation
363
3.
Explanation
of
terms
363
4.
The
proof
364
5.
Readings
365
6.
Divine
providence
365
7.
Statement
concerning
God’s
providence
366
8.
Explanation
of
terms
367
9.
The
proof
367
10.
Readings
368
XVI.
GOD
AS
THE
END
OF
MAN
1.
Defining
some
terms
369
2.
Applying
these
terms
to
God
369
3.
Conclusion
372
4.
Readings
372
Index
375
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