The Cyrilian Solution: Cyril of Jerusalem and Saul Kripke on Naming God
Cyril of Jerusalem's proposed theology of the Trinity has been labeled generic. That is, the term “God” identifies not so much a species of being or an individual being, but a unique, sui generis genus. Within the genus of God there are three species or ways of being God, though not three discr...
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New blackfriars
Year: 2013, Volume: 94, Issue: 1053, Pages: 569-582 |
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B genus-species B Trinity B rigid designator B Saul Kripke B Docta ignorantia B Cyril of Jerusalem |
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