podcast 5: Hilarius of Poitiers on revelation

As part of our conversation about revelation, consider as fundamental the approach of someone like Hilarius, bishop of Poitiers in the mid-4th cent.



Cardinal Dulles will eventually get around to defending this view of revelation, but not until the end of the book. If we take it in order, we could seem to flounder for a while. So hold onto this solidity in the meantime. Dulles doesn't abandon it, but it does take him a little while to get back to it, while he thoroughly considers the objections according to each model he'll describe.

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The conclusion of the class on the Trinity, with more comparison of the Greek hypostatic method and Latin relational method of Trinitarian theology. The Council of Florence puts in a cameo.

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Here we're getting into some pretty detailed discussion of the Trinity, and the generation of the Son, and the spiration of the Spirit.

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Continuing the class on the Trinity. Some advice on how to read Aquinas, and discussion of one article.

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This recording is from a third-year formation class in March 2010, on the Trinity and the Holy Spirit. Three more parts are coming. Clicking on the link will open the MP3 in a new tag, and begin playing it there.

Thanks to Dan Burns for his quick lesson in html commands to make this work more or less like I was imagining it should. I'll get several more of the classes and lectures I've already recorded up soon.