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Apophatic theology, also
known as
negative theology, is a form of
theological thinking and
religious practice which attempts to
approach God, the Divine...
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Apophatic may
refer to: Apophasis, a
rhetoric device whereby the
speaker raises something by
denying it
Apophatic theology, a way of
describing the divine...
- is
believed to be, in
contrast to the "negative"
terminology used in
apophatic theology to
indicate what it is
believed the
divine is not. "Cataphatic"...
- the
divine Logos or only-begotten Son of God,
cataphatic theology with
apophatic theology, a
hermeneutic defined by a
Sacred Tradition, a
catholic ecclesiology...
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Madhyamaka thought, have also been
influential in the
shaping of the
apophatic and
sometimes iconoclastic nature of Zen rhetoric. The word Zen is derived...
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speculative Pietism =
Cataphatic and
affective Encratism =
Apophatic and
speculative Quietism =
Apophatic and
affective In
discursive meditation, such as Lectio...
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writing in
Mystical Theology, he has been
identified as the "progenitor of
apophatic or
negative theology." The
author pseudepigraphically identifies himself...
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ineffable Absolute beyond the
theology of
divine names." Pseudo-Dionysius'
Apophatic theology, or "negative theology",
exerted a
great influence on medieval...
- effable or
ineffable in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Atopy (philosophy)
Apophatic (or "negative")
theology Creator ineffabilis (Christian prayer) Ideasthesia...
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incomprehensible infinity”,
Eriugena follows Pseudo-Dionysius's
apophaticism into its
extremes towards "the
ineffable and
incomprehensible and inaccessible...
