Ogden Notebooks : Section 14: On A Priori/A Posteriori Christology, 535-552
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- 535. On A Priori/A Posteriori Christology
- 536. The twofold assertion ...
- 537. Traditionally, there have been two basic ways ...
- 538. What is constant in christology, and what is variable?...
- 539. What is the "objective claim" ...
- 540. On A Priori Christology
- 541. It occurs to me that what I am actually doing in my essay, "A Priori Christology and Experience,"...
- 542. Why is there -- and why must there be -- such a thing as an "a priori or "transcendental" "christology"?...
- 543. I have thought since writing it that I could have given my argument in "A Priori Christology and Experience"...
- 544. According to an adequate a priori christology, x can be truly said...
- 545. Marxsen says, quite rightly, that the criterion for judging "Christian" talk of God...
- 546. On "immanence" as an Analogical Concept and the Incarnation...
- 547. On saying that the same thing both constitutes and is constituted by...
- 548. On the Concept of Re-presenting the Possibility of Authentic Existence...
- 549. Is the constitutive christological assertion a metaphysical assertion?...
- 550. What does it mean to ask about the point of an assertion?...
- 551. According to Geertz's analysis, a religion always includes both a metaphysics...
- 552. I see more clearly now than before that my issue -- or, at any rate, one of my major issues-with the usual...