ARCHPRIEST FEODOR A. GOLUBINSKY’S LECTIONS AS A SUBJECT OF HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS

Вестник Православного Свято-Тихоновского гуманитарного университета: Серия I. Богословие, философия

关键词: Theological Academies;    F. Golubinsky;    Theology;    Christian philosophy;    Freedom;    Providence;    Gregory Palamas;    Tabor Light;    metaphysics;    Wolffianism;   

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来源: DOAJ

【 摘 要 】

The author proposes historical, philosophical and theological commentary to a certain part of the Lections on metaphysics and conceptual theology composed by Feodor Golubinsky, a noted Professor of philosophy of the Moscow Theological Academy of the first half of the nineteenth century. Particular attention is paid to the Golubinsky’s opinion of metaphysics, philosophical tasks, correlation of Providence and human will, Gregory Palamas’ teaching. Critical commentary of Golubinsky’s lections made by Professor N. Gavryushin is involved as a special view. Analysis of the lections abstract, archive heritage of Golubinsky and historical context let the author to conclude that the positive attitude towards Golubinsky’s philosophy and orthodox convictions, which took place in his contemporary philosophical environment (G. Shpet, V. Zenkovsky), looks sufficient. Golubinsky’s opinion in the appraisal of Wolffianism and P. Bayle’s view on the question of free will agrees with the Patristic tradition, and in theological issues covered in his lections including those of Gregory Palamas’ teaching, coincides with the Palamite theology. Author also attends the question of correlation of the Christian faith and the free philosophic thinking touched upon by N. Gavriushin in his critics of Golubinsky’s lections. In this theme author analyzes many questions: conception of a free thinking, Golubinsky’s view on competence differentiation of theology and philosophy, and on relationship between theology and philosophy. Special attention is paid to the question of possible belonging of Golubinsky to the supporters of thesis «philosophy is servant for theology» while citing saint Theophan the Recluse’s sayings about correlation of Christian faith with the science and free thinking

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