LOS PADRES CAPADOCIOS Y EL CONCEPTO DE PERSONA
Journal Title: Studia Gilsoniana - Year 2013, Vol 2, Issue
Abstract
The thought of the Cappadocian fathers is linked to the Trinitarian nature of God. They strive for formulating a definition of divine person. The extent of the Cappadocian notion of person covers two other important ideas which refer to being someone: an ability to be in a fraternal relation with others, and a disposition to enter such a relation voluntarily. The Christian idea of divine person also implicates a concept of infinite dignity. The authoress shows that at the grassroots of the Western concept of person, associated with human inalienable rights, there are certain metaphysical intuitions.
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Luz Marina Barreto
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