I'm teaching a class this term on medieval trinitarian theology. The sub-topic on which we're focusing is 'the constitution of a divine person'. Here are a few translations I've done for the class:
Henry of Ghent, Summae Quaestionum Ordinariarum, article 56
John Duns Scotus, Ordinatio, book 1, distinction 26
William Ockham, Ordinatio, book 1, distinction 26
From one divine person to two or more
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Personhood is teleologically relational in the sense that a person is
the kind of being that necessarily can only be fulfilled in rela...
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I like how when i put my mouse over links they're completely blacked out.
yeah, pretty 'black'(tm), eh?
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