The "Natural Desire", according to Origins, Principles II 11, 1-7

The research on Origen's De Principiis II, 11, 4 seeks to answer the question: "To what extent does truth respond to the desiderium naturale in human beings? One can realize there is a large coincidence between the meaning of desiderium naturale in Origen and Thomas Aquinas, in their existential din...

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description The research on Origen's De Principiis II, 11, 4 seeks to answer the question: "To what extent does truth respond to the desiderium naturale in human beings? One can realize there is a large coincidence between the meaning of desiderium naturale in Origen and Thomas Aquinas, in their existential dinamism and in the relation between elements depending on will and intelligence, which annouces "the basic tendency" of the human being, recognized today as result of neuroscience. But it is hard to explain that Herni de Lubac, important Origen researcher, in his clasic study Le Mystere du Surnaturel, which describes magistrally the desiderium, does not mention De Principiis II, 11, 1-7, although there is a short note about it in an other study. In fact, it has been hard to find a study dedicated to the desiderium naturale in his extensive bibliography.
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The research on Origen's De Principiis II, 11, 4 seeks to answer the question: "To what extent does truth respond to the desiderium naturale in human beings? One can realize there is a large coincidence between the meaning of desiderium naturale in Origen and Thomas Aquinas, in their existential dinamism and in the relation between elements depending on will and intelligence, which annouces "the basic tendency" of the human being, recognized today as result of neuroscience. But it is hard to explain that Herni de Lubac, important Origen researcher, in his clasic study Le Mystere du Surnaturel, which describes magistrally the desiderium, does not mention De Principiis II, 11, 1-7, although there is a short note about it in an other study. In fact, it has been hard to find a study dedicated to the desiderium naturale in his extensive bibliography.
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Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Facultad de Teología
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Desiderium
Origen
Nature
Grace
Thomas Aquinas
The "Natural Desire", according to Origins, Principles II 11, 1-7
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spellingShingle The "Natural Desire", according to Origins, Principles II 11, 1-7
Desiderium
Origen
Nature
Grace
Thomas Aquinas
title The "Natural Desire", according to Origins, Principles II 11, 1-7
title_full The "Natural Desire", according to Origins, Principles II 11, 1-7
title_fullStr The "Natural Desire", according to Origins, Principles II 11, 1-7
title_full_unstemmed The "Natural Desire", according to Origins, Principles II 11, 1-7
title_short The "Natural Desire", according to Origins, Principles II 11, 1-7
title_sort natural desire according to origins principles ii 11 1 7
topic Desiderium
Origen
Nature
Grace
Thomas Aquinas
topic_facet Desiderium
Origen
Nature
Grace
Thomas Aquinas
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