Faith, Reason, and Ecclesiastical Authority in Giovanni Perrone's "Praelectiones Theologicae"
The Jesuit Professor of the Collegio Romano, Giovanni Perrone (1794-1876), stood as one of the most influential Catholic intellectuals of his age. His curriculum, or Praelectiones theologicae (1835-1842), was one of the most formative pedagogical texts of the nineteenth-century Church. The four-year...
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| 語言: | English |
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2014
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Gregorianum
Year: 2014, 卷: 95, 發布: 1, Pages: 159-177 |
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| 總結: | The Jesuit Professor of the Collegio Romano, Giovanni Perrone (1794-1876), stood as one of the most influential Catholic intellectuals of his age. His curriculum, or Praelectiones theologicae (1835-1842), was one of the most formative pedagogical texts of the nineteenth-century Church. The four-year course of study offered an innovative methodology for theological inquiry, which more closely integrated faith and reason with the authority of the Church. This article examines the dynamic nexus between these themes in the Praelectiones, and shows how the Jesuit Professor held the notion of authority to be costitutive of faith and a key element in the practise of all theological inquiry. Il corso di studio teologico, i Praelectiones theologicae (1835-1842) del professore gesuita Giovanni Perrone (1794-1876) del Collegio Romano, è uno dei testi pedagogici più influenti della Chiesa dell'Ottocento. Il corso quadriennale ha presentato una metodologia innovativa per le inchieste teologiche, che ha integrato una visione della fede e della ragione con l'autorità ecclesiastica. Questo articolo esamina il nesso dinamico fra questi temi nel Praelectiones e mostra come il professore gesuita abbia tenuto presente la nozione di autorità come motivo determinante nella sua definizione di fede e nella pratica di tutta la teologia. |
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