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3 days ago · Jacques Maritain was the foremost proponent of Thomism in the 20th century. For him, Aquinas was not just another interesting thinker, but “the thinker,” just as Aquinas regarded Aristotle as “the Philosopher,” “St. Paul as “the Apostle,” and Moses Maimonides as “the Rabbi.”
Jun 20, 2024 · Maritain, with his sensus divinitatis, holds that existence itself exists as the One who “dwelleth in inaccessible light.” What these 20th-century Frenchmen have in common, however, is their rejection of the metaphysically anorexic ‘thin theory.’
2 days ago · They included, among others, the French philosopher and humanist Jacques Maritain (1892-1973); the Belgian priest and founder of the Jocist movement Joseph Cardijn (1882-1967); the Italian...
1 day ago · See Jacques Maritain, Humanisme integral (1936; repr., Paris: Les Edicions du Cerf, Collection Classiques du Christianisme, 2006). 9. Alberto Masferrer , El minimum vital: Su definición y alcance (Guatemala City: Talleres de Diario de Central America, 1929) .
Jun 6, 2024 · Jacques Maritain was one of those thinkers. I don’t agree with everything that he wrote in The Twilight of Civilization , nor with everything he produced in his life. However, I agree with enough of this book as to spend many hours narrating it, and I find it fascinating.
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Jun 16, 2024 · The French Catholic philosopher and drafter of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Jacques Maritain, noted the distinction between the models found in France and in the mid-twentieth century United States.
2 days ago · Turning to philosophy, he cited Hans-Georg Gadamer and Jacques Maritain as influences, both of whom he sees as showing the value of experience in accessing “certain aspects of truth” in dialogue with the world.
