Specific Objectives
Clarify that Peter Abelard’s role as a questioner of the structural foundations of the church dogmatism in his time shows him as one of the pioneers of the idea of the conscience freedom from the faith.
Highlight the importance of faith as the mainstay of existence that has been widely sought since the Middle Ages.
Emphasize the spirit “reasoned faith” as the one that shares hope and action on Well and supports being on his way to the light.
Inform on the role of the thinker Thomas Aquinas who wants to base Christian philosophy on Aristotelian philosophy on the grounds of the revealed truth in the Bible.
Define that the reasoned faith developed by the spiritist knowledge lays the foundation for the Well in human hearts and reason definitely. (STS)
Christianity and Spiritism
The material and transitory forms of religion finish, but the religious life, the pure belief, cleared of all lower forms is, in essence, indestructible. The religious ideal evolve, like all manifestations of thought. It could not escape from the law of the progress that rules the beings and things. (Leon Denis).
Christian and Medieval Philosophy (I to XIV AD) – Scholastic ( IX to XIV AD)
Philosophers
Peter Abelard (1097-1142)
Thomas Aquinas (1227-1274)
SEE THE FILM ABOUT PETER ABELARD
