THE THEOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF SUBJECTIVITY.

Authors :: Knight, Gordon
Source :: Heythrop Journal; Jan2005, Vol. 46 Issue 1, p1-10, 10p
Publication Year :: 2005
Abstract: Discusses the theological significance of subjectivity. Question on the possibility for an infinite and perfect being to come to know what it is like to be a finite and imperfect being; Ontological gulf between God and finite creatures; Concept of empiricism by David Blumenfeld; Torin Alter's proposal of three ways in which God could know ungodlike states without God having to have them; Traditional understanding of divine omniscience; Limits posed by the future free choices of individuals.