The Logic of the Trinity and the Filioque Question in Thomas Aquinas: A Formal Approach

Bertato, Fábio Maia

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“…More recently, examples of groups that have developed many application of formal tools to philosophical investigation include the Brazilian School of Logic and the Polish School of Argumentation; see Agazzi, D'Ottaviano, and Mundici (2011) and Budzynska et al (2014) for relevant summaries. Finally, on the application of logic to religious issues nowadays, see Beziau and Silvestre (2017), Da Silva and Bertato (2019), and Bertato (2020).…”

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An axiomatic approach to theodicy via formal applied systems

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I am profoundly grateful to my supervisor, Prof. Fábio Maia Bertato, for believing in my academic potential, for providing me many opportunities, and for the support, guidance, and mentoring, not only in academic matters, but in many other subjects of life. Prof. Itala D'Ottaviano, who was my supervisor in the beginning of this research and has always supported it in a number of ways along the years, has also my sincere gratitude. I would like to thank

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Sketch for a Formal Natural Theology: Existence and Uniqueness of God

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In this paper, I present a proposal for a Formal Natural Theology. The approach employed for this task is through a firstorder theory, in which fundamental concepts such as divine, necessary, and supreme beings, are formally introduced, which 1 This paper is part of the project "Formal Approaches to Natural Theology", sponsored by the John Templeton Foundation under its umbrella project "Supporting Constructive Research on the Existence of God in Portuguese-Speaking Latin America". Part of the results presented here was obtained from research carried out in the project "Formal Approaches to Philosophy of Religion and Analytic Theology" (Grant 61108), also generously sponsored by the John Templeton Foundation.

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The Logic of the Trinity and the Filioque Question in Thomas Aquinas: A Formal Approach

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An axiomatic approach to theodicy via formal applied systems

An axiomatic approach to theodicy via formal applied systems

Sketch for a Formal Natural Theology: Existence and Uniqueness of God

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