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204 TODD A. SALZMAN ————— Todd A. Salzman is Associate professor in the Department of Theology at Creighton University, Ohama, Nebraska, USA. Todd A. Salzman es professor asociado en el departmento de theología de la Universidad Creighton, Ohama, Nebraska, USA. —————
StMor 40 (2002) 205-236 JOSEPH CHAPEL PHILOSOPHY IN THE ONGOING RENEWAL OF MORAL THEOLOGY: DIALOGICAL PERSONALISM REVISITED Introduction In the wake of Pope John Paul II’s encyclical, Fides et ratio, 1 the relationship between philosophy and theology has moved to the forefront of discussion – a discussion which likewise sheds light on the contribution of philosophy to the ongoing renewal of moral theology. Indeed, the Holy Father calls for a revitalized relationship between philosophy and theology in which philosophy will once again assist theology in discovering the proper place of faith in understanding our very existence. It is necessary to recover the fundamental understanding that at the heart of life and faith there is an “encounter, unique in kind,” by which, “God chose to reveal Himself,” and make His will known to us, so that, “through Christ, the Word made flesh, man has access to the Father in the Holy Spirit and comes to share in the divine nature.” 2 This is the defining reality for the human person, originating completely in God’s gratuitous goodness, “moving from God to men and women in order to bring them to salvation. As the source of love, God desires to make himself known; and the knowledge which the human being has of God perfects all that the human mind can know of the meaning of life.” 3 It was for this reason that Jesus came into the world: to live among men and women, speaking in a human way the very words of God, the intimate desire of God to bring all people to 1 JOHN PAUL II, Fides et ratio: On the Relationship between Faith and Reason (Vatican City: Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 1998) (hereafter FR). 2 FR, 7, citing Dei Verbum, 2. 3 FR, 7.
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