活着的基督教支持人格有神论吗?

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International Journal of Philosophy and Theology Pub Date : 2022-10-20 DOI:10.1080/21692327.2022.2163279

S. Hewitt

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摘要

人格有神论认为上帝是存在的，并且是位格。人们经常声称，无论哲学家和神学家抽象地得出什么结论，基督教实际上体现了对人格有神论的信仰。在这篇文章中，我批判性地审视了这种说法，并认为基督教的祈祷和礼拜仪式实践实际上并没有体现这种信仰，而且这种说法回避了对非人格有神论者的质疑。

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Does living Christianity support personhood theism?

ABSTRACT Personhood theism is the view that God exists and is a person. It is often claimed that, whatever conclusions might be reached abstractly by philosophers and theologians, Christianity as lived out practically embodies belief in personhood theism. In this article, I critically examine this claim and argue that Christian prayer and liturgical practice does not in fact embody this belief and that the claim that it does begs the questions against the non-personhood theist.

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期刊介绍： International Journal of Philosophy and Theology publishes scholarly articles and reviews that concern the intersection between philosophy and theology. It aims to stimulate the creative discussion between various traditions, for example the analytical and the continental traditions. Articles should exhibit high-level scholarship but should be readable for those coming from other philosophical traditions. Fields of interest are: philosophy, especially philosophy of religion, metaphysics, and philosophical ethics, and systematic theology, for example fundamental theology, dogmatic and moral theology. Contributions focusing on the history of these disciplines are also welcome, especially when they are relevant to contemporary discussions.