Confessions of a born-again pagan /

"We live in an age of disenchantment. The number of self-professed "atheists" continues to grow. Yet many still feel an intense spiritual longing for a connection to what Aristotle called the "eternal and divine." For those who do, but demand a God that is compatible with th...

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Main Author: Kronman, Anthony T. (Author)
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Language:English
Published: New Haven ; London : Yale University Press, 2016
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505 0 0 |t Prologue --  |t Introduction --  |g Part One:  |t Gratitude.  |t The good of gratitude : dependence, acceptance and being at home in the world ;  |t A world of rights : the expulsion of love and gratitude from public life ;  |t "Endless gratitude so burdensome" :  |t Christian theology and Western civilization --  |g Part Two:  |t Pride.  |t Greatness of soul : Aristotle's philosophy of pride ;  |t Givers and takers : the good of self-sufficiency ;  |t The eternal and divine : what everything desires ;  |t The best life of all : politics and contemplation ;  |t Friendship : Gratitude and human fulfillment ;  |t The first cosmopolitan :  |t Plato's discovery of an invisible self ;  |t Preparatio evangelica : Stoicism on the way to Christian thought --  |g Part Three:  |t Salvation.  |t Creation : making, begetting and creating ;  |t Will : human freedom and the problem of evil ;  |t Grace : divine omnipotence and the Augustinian dilemma ;  |t "Not a sparrow falls" : the abolition of the distinction between form and matter ;  |t The contingency of the world : that whose essence is to exist ;  |t The Pagan temptation : Aquinas and the Aristotelian revival ;  |t God unchained : Ockham's defense of divine freedom ;  |t Theology of the cross : the Lutheran reformation ;  |t The hatred of man : Augustine redux ;  |t The absolute spontaneity of freedom : Kant's Christian metaphysics ;  |t Our better selves : the morality of autonomy ;  |t God becomes a postulate : Reason, freedom and Kant's defense of divine grace ;  |t Reaction : Joseph de Maistre's revolt against pride ;  |t "Fantastic and satanic" : the illiberal theology of Donoso Cortes and Carl Schmitt ;  |t The oblivion of being : Martin Heidegger's reconstruction of Western philosophy ;  |t The disenchantment of the world : Max Weber and the problem of nihilism --  |g Part four:  |t Joy.  |t The worm in the blood : Spinoza's conception of science ;  |t The god of sufficient reason : physics after Spinoza ;  |t "Endless forms most beautiful" : Darwin's divine biology ;  |t The navel of the dream : Freud and the science of the mind ;  |t "Man is a god to man" : the modern research ideal ;  |t The world as an aesthetic phenomenon : art, truth and morality in Nietzsche's philosophy ;  |t The spider in the moonlight : Nietzsche's interpretation of the will to power as art ;  |t "The gift of transmigration" : the theology of the modern novel ;  |t Genius and sublimity : painting since the Renaissance ;  |t Theological, not political : John Raul's Christian defense of liberal democracy ;  |t Democratic vistas : Walt Whitman and the divinity of diversity --  |t Epilogue : "Downward to darkness, on extended wings". 
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