Itineraire de l’esprit vers Dieu
by Bonaventure, translated by Henry Dumery
Paperback (Out of print)
(September 2012)
ISBN: 9782711606740
4.29 x 7.09 inches
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La doctrine de saint Bonaventure se donne expressement et avant tout comme un “itineraire de l’ame vers Dieu”, et c’est pourquoi toute sa philosophie revient a nous montrer un univers dont chaque objet nous parle de Dieu, nous le represente a sa maniere et nous invite a nous tourner vers lui. Si la vie n’est qu’un pelerinage a Dieu, le monde sensible est la route qui nous y conduit; les etres qui la bordent sont autant de signes qui peuvent nous sembler d’abord enigmatiques; mais si nous les examinons attentivement, la foi aidee de la raison dechiffrera sous des caracteres toujours differents un seul mot, un appel toujours le meme : Dieu. E. Gilson, La philosophie du moye age, coll. Payot, p. 145.
- By (author) Bonaventure
- Translated by Henry Dumery
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