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Anselm of Canterbury - Faith Seeking Understanding | Church History for Life

TCH

The Christian Heritage Center

7 days ago

27:46

This was the generally accepted view of the patristics era and the early church fathers. Anselm focuses on the justice of God and the necessity of satisfaction. This was a key contribution to the theology of the atonement, which enabled later theologians to refine and further develop its theology.

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The Early Middle Ages, The Crusades & The Rise of Scholasticism

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

over 2 years ago

23:45

But who knows Anselm. Who's heard of Anselm? Okay, who's heard of Thomas Aquinas?

1:40:43

Cur Deus Homo: Why God Became Man | Navigating the Classics

Media Gratiae

almost 2 years ago

4:21

Anselm is also considered by most as the most important Christian philosopher -theologian between the great Augustine and Thomas Aquinas. Well, let me give just a quick overview of the book before Chris walks us through its arguments.

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46 - Mass / Transubstantiation / Scholasticism

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 8 years ago

38:07

Anselm of Canterbury 1033 to 1109. He became Archbishop of Canterbury in 1093. He had a tremendous influence on medieval thought in the area of the knowledge of God and of the Atonement so Doctrine of God theology proper arguments the existence of God and the doctrine of the Atonement.

1:59:49

April 10, 2019 Show with Ken Samples on “Classic Christian Thinkers: An Introduction”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

about 7 years ago

1:50:42

Anselm is known for a number of things. One of them is that he is part of the scholastic movement of the Middle Ages, and scholasticism was really attempting to show that the Christian revelation was consistent with reason.

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47 - Peter Abelard and Thomas Aquinas

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 8 years ago

5:14

He rejected Anselm's credo now. This is important remember what Anselm's credo was I? Believe so that I may know well Abelard's Was I know in order that I might believe and so there is a reversal of the relationship of faith and knowledge in in Abelard's Perspective he wrote a very important work called See a norm Which means yes, and no.

46:10

None Greater (part 1)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

about 5 years ago

34:32

All right, so here we go. Anselm, he is trying to prove the existence of God from the concept of, you ready for this, a being that which no greater can be conceived. So Anselm reasoned that if such a being fails to exist, if there was no such being, then we could apposite and imagine one being none greater.

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48 - Anselm's Ontological Argument

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 8 years ago

27:49

God exists in reality as well as in the understanding this is Anselm's argument and I hope that has been helpful to you.

29:50

Classical Arguments for God's Existence (Pastor's Podcast)

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 5 years ago

21:17

God must have placed the idea within man. Anselm was the first proponent of this view, and in the thinking of some, this argument has limited value and few would affirm the usefulness of the ontological argument.

29:50

Classical Arguments for God's Existence

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 5 years ago

21:17

God must have placed the idea within man. Anselm was the first proponent of this view. And in the thinking of some, this argument has limited value and few would affirm the usefulness of the ontological argument.

2:35:35

Did the Earliest Followers of Jesus Believe in His Deity?

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 12 years ago

46:32

St. Anselm of Canterbury said that God is that beyond which nothing greater can be thought of.

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July 14, 2005

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 21 years ago

38:40

But, you know, I'll leave you with this thought, because I know we have to move on, but St.

48:32

The Potter's Freedom Part 8

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 27 years ago

6:56

I can only say as st Anselm once did that if you agree with the point of the illustration then quote

1:37:30

Church History & Apologetics w/ Dr. Gavin Ortlund

Revealed Apologetics

over 4 years ago

3:21

I've done a lot of research in some of the church fathers, St.

1:00:14

Beckwith/George Ecumenical Dialogue

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 17 years ago

37:25

So apparently a semi Pelagian historian could be a member of ETS, but not st.

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WWUTT 950 Q&A Apologia Radio, Abortion Arguments, William Lane Craig, and the Bible Project?

WWUTT Podcast

about 7 years ago

38:35

The ontological argument, the St. Anselm argument.

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Peter Abelard & Peter Lombard: The Rise of Scholastic Theology | Church History for Life

TCH

The Christian Heritage Center

7 days ago

3:35

And, you know, in some ways, in some respects, Anselm of Canterbury is is really the first of the scholastic theologians. But Anselm was of a more conservative bent than than the schoolmen, as Calvin calls them.

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None Greater (part 5)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

almost 5 years ago

35:42

Who can name all three of theologians from the A team? Steve, Quinas, Augustine, Anselm. Anselm wrote that God has of himself, has of himself all that he has while other things have nothing of themselves.

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Luke Abendroth on Anselm and More

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 2 years ago

6:57

And I liked it that he said it wasn't Anselm that, you know, came up with the early view of substitutionary atonement that was found in, obviously, in the epistles, but Athanasius and other things. I thought that was good.

1:23:52

The Marian Doctrines (White vs Fastigi)

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 32 years ago

36:23

Universal, for she welcomes all and refuses to defend no one. Saint Anselm, to increase our confidence adds, that when we have recourse to this divine mother, not only we may be sure of her protection, but that often we shall be heard more quickly and be thus preserved.