Description
Philosophical-theological questions of anthropology
Book summary
This work offers a rigorous analysis of the great questions regarding the human being and the world from the perspective of the Christian faith and Thomistic philosophy. The reader will find a deep exploration of themes such as the origin of the cosmos, the nature of man, and the problem of evil, presented with a systematic and accessible approach. A fundamental text for those seeking to understand anthropology from a perspective that integrates reason and theology.
What is it about?
The book addresses the central questions of anthropology from a dual perspective: philosophical and theological, with special emphasis on the Thomistic tradition. Throughout its pages, the author examines the origin of the cosmos and its relationship with divine creation, the nature and dignity of the human being, and the problem of evil as an intellectual and existential challenge. Other highly relevant topics for understanding man are also explored, such as his transcendent destiny and his place in the created order, offering an integrative vision that connects the Christian faith with rational reflection.
Main themes
- Origin of the cosmos from divine creation
- Nature and essence of the human being
- The problem of evil in Thomistic philosophy
- Anthropology from the Christian faith
- Relationship between reason and theology in the understanding of man
Who is it recommended for?
This book is aimed at students and professionals of philosophy, theology, and human sciences, as well as readers interested in delving into the fundamental questions about the human being from a Christian and Thomistic perspective. It is also of great use to those seeking a solid foundation for the dialogue between faith and reason.
What this book contributes
- A systematic and deep analysis of the great anthropological questions from the Thomistic and Christian tradition.
- An integrative vision that connects philosophical reflection with theology.
- Conceptual tools to address the problem of evil and the meaning of human existence.
- A frame of reference for understanding the nature and destiny of man in the cosmos.
Technical data
- Author: Herrero Mombiela, Jose Pedro
- Publisher: PUNTO ROJO EDITORIAL
- Language: Spanish
- Subject: PHILOSOPHY, CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY, ANTHROPOLOGY
- Collection: PUNTO ROJO
- Binding: Paperback
- Publication date: September 2021
- Number of pages: 484
- Weight: 730 g
Editorial review
A reference work for those who wish to delve into philosophical-theological anthropology with rigor and depth. The author succeeds in explaining complex issues in a clear and structured manner, making Thomistic thought accessible without sacrificing its intellectual richness. Recommended especially for readers with prior training in philosophy or theology who are looking for an updated synthesis of these fundamental topics.