Logic in Theology Kraków

A collection of essays devoted to the peculiarities of theological language and logic. The issues covered include such topics as the logic of miracles, the problem of God’s omniscience, the application of non-classical logics to theology and the relationship between science and theology, viewed from the perspective of logic. Spis treści: Jan Woleński Theology and Logic Jerzy Dadaczyński What Kind of Logic Does Contemporary Theology Need? Antonino Rotolo, Erica Calardo God's Omniscience: A Formal Analysis in Normal and Non-normal Epistemic Logics Kazimierz Trzęsicki Problems of Omniscience and Infallibility. A Temporal-Logical Approach Bartosz Brożek, Adam Olszewski Miracles: A Logical Perspective Damian Wąsek The Role of Dialectics in Peter Abelard's Concept of Theology Marek Porwolik Formalizations of the Argument Ex Causa Efficientis Presented by Fr. Bocheński Marie Duží Ambiguities in Natural Langauge and Ontological Proofs Kim Solin Mathematics and Religion: on a Remark by Simone Weil Pavel Materna Science – Logic – Philosophy. An Old Problem Resuscitated Jan D. Szczurek The Rationality of Theology Mieszko Tałasiewicz Science as Theology Wojciech P. Grygiel Physics in the Service of Theology: a Methodological Inquiry