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God, Philosophy, Universities: A Selective History of the Catholic Philosophical Tradition

di Alasdair MacIntyre

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Three convictions underlie this book. The first is that an educated Catholic laity needs to understand a good deal more about Catholic philosophical thought than it does now. The warring partisans on the great issues that engage our culture and politics presuppose the truth of some philosophical theses and the falsity of others. Second, argues MacIntyre, Catholic philosophy is best understood historically, as a continuing conversation through the centuries, in which we turn and return to the most important voices from our past. Third, philosophy is not just a matter of propositions affirmed or… (altro)
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I was reading another history of Catholic thought, focused on the 20th century, and it was so enragingly stupid that I had to stop and go to MacIntyre, whom I knew would be intelligent and clear. And indeed, as far as histories of philosophy from Augustine to the present go, this is pretty easy reading. You've got to love a guy who writes about Catholic philosophy and the state of the contemporary University--and writes, as his longest chapter, one on Averroes and Maimonides. If more people were like MacIntyre, both Catholic philosophy and the contemporary University would be in much better shape. Plus, we'd all know a crazy amount of stuff. ( )
  stillatim | Oct 23, 2020 |
"The Catholic philosophical tradition offers a vision of the university that takes seriously what an education for human flourishing might look like and of the pivotal role faith and philosophy play in that vision."
 
"We seem to be offered a biographical dictionary of philosophers who were Catholics rather than a narrative of a coherent philosophical tradition. Is there really a Catholic philosophical tradition, in the same sense as there is a Catholic theological tradition, and as there are Platonic and Aristotelian traditions in philosophy?"
aggiunto da Edward | modificaThe Tablet, Anthony Kenny (Jan 7, 2010)
 
"MacIntyre’s story shows how the debate between theology and philosophy, that once defined and energized the medieval university, can repeat its soul restoring work today."
 
"Nor would I be eager to take on the task of integrating all intellectual activity in a modern university, especially on the premise that its understanding of truth must be Thomistic and its theology Augustinian (178). It seems unlikely my colleagues would grant me the presumed intellectual authority, and I’m not even certain I would know what exactly I had accomplished if I succeeded."
aggiunto da Edward | modificaSymploke, Donald G. Marshall (sito a pagamento)
 
"Without intending it, Alasdair MacIntyre may have written the most important response to the New Atheists."
 
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Three convictions underlie this book. The first is that an educated Catholic laity needs to understand a good deal more about Catholic philosophical thought than it does now. The warring partisans on the great issues that engage our culture and politics presuppose the truth of some philosophical theses and the falsity of others. Second, argues MacIntyre, Catholic philosophy is best understood historically, as a continuing conversation through the centuries, in which we turn and return to the most important voices from our past. Third, philosophy is not just a matter of propositions affirmed or

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