Titlebook: Eastern Christian Approaches to Philosophy; James Siemens,Joshua Matthan Brown Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Hans-Martin Füssel,Mikael Hildénf the Eastern Christian tradition to offer an original response to contemporary critiques of the doctrine of divine impassibility. He does this by exploring two key thinkers, Origen of Alexandria and Gregory Thaumaturgus, and bringing a nuanced discussion of their concept of impassibility into conversation with contemporary philosophy of religion.

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Divine Impassibility in Eastern Patristic Thought: Origen of Alexandria and Gregory Thaumaturgusf the Eastern Christian tradition to offer an original response to contemporary critiques of the doctrine of divine impassibility. He does this by exploring two key thinkers, Origen of Alexandria and Gregory Thaumaturgus, and bringing a nuanced discussion of their concept of impassibility into conversation with contemporary philosophy of religion.

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St Ephrem and the Pursuit of Wisdomm or .. He shows that, despite some of his criticisms of Greek thought, St Ephrem heavily engaged with, reacted to, and borrowed from many ideas and themes found in late antique philosophy. He accomplishes this by analysing St Ephrem’s understanding of the purpose of cognitive activity and showing t

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The Emergence of the Scholastic Attitude Towards Philosophy in Greek Patristic Thoughtg that the Scholastic stance towards the relationship between philosophy and theology was already at work informing the Christological debates of the sixth century that took place in the Eastern part of Christendom. Specifically, she demonstrates that the distinctive features of Scholastic philosoph

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What We Can and Cannot Say: An Apophatic Response to Atheism of God endorsed by Eastern Christian thinkers. He maintains that the most powerful and economical response to contemporary arguments for atheism is to reject theistic personalism and adopt apophatic theism. Apophatic theists believe there is a lot we . say about God, taking the divine nature to be