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Dates of Life 1469 – 1534 Place of birth Gaeta Place of death Rom Occupation Kardinallegat; Dominikaner; Diplomat; Hochschullehrer; Katholischer Theologe; Philosoph; Kardinal ...
9. Sept. 2016 · For Cajetan, following Thomas Aquinas, it was important to allow that there could be knowledge, based on scientific demonstration, without purely univocal language. Both metaphysics (where “being is said in many ways”) and theology (where terms like “wise” and “good” must apply somewhat differently to finite creatures and a transcendent God) are sciences .
30. Okt. 2003 · Der Zwei-Stunden-Film "Luther" ist die historisch akurate Biografie des ewig zweifelnden und schwermütigen Reformators. Üppig inszeniert, brav chronologisch abgearbeitet und ohne unbequeme Querverweise zur Gegenwart. Nach etwas schwerfälligem Anfang läuft sich das Drama warm und bietet eine relativ spannende Geschichtslektion, in der man ...
Cardinal Thomas Cajetan (l.c. 1468-1534) was a Catholic theologian and philosopher best known for his disputations with Martin Luther (l. 1483-1546) beginning in 1518. Cajetan, a philosophical Humanist, was thought to have had the best chance of convincing Luther face-to-face of his errors and, when he failed, devoted himself to refuting Luther ...
19. Mai 2023 · Thomas Cardinal Cajetan (1469–1534) is best known for challenging Martin Luther, early in Luther’s 16th century effort to reform corruption in the Western church. Cajetan was a leading theologian and papal legate in Augsburg who served as a spokesman for Catholic opposition to Luther.
(1468–1534)Italian scholastic philosopher and commentator on Aquinas. His work De Nominum Analogia et de Conceptu Entis (trs. as The Analogy of Names and the Concept of Being, 1953) is an extended discussion of the role of analogy in the theory of knowledge, and thence in theology.
3. Aug. 2022 · Illustration. by Wikipedia. published on 03 August 2022. Download Full Size Image. A reproduction of a 1557 print of Martin Luther (on right approaching desk) and Cardinal Thomas Cajetan (on left, holding open the book) depicting their 1518 disputation at Augsburg. Remove Ads.
