La fisica contemporanea e la teologia trinitaria possono avere qualcosa in comune? Un suggerimento dall’ontologia relazionale

Name: La fisica contemporanea e la teologia trinitaria possono avere qualcosa in comune? Un suggerimento dall’ontologia relazionale
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RIVISTA DI FILOSOFIA NEO-SCOLASTICA

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RIVISTA DI FILOSOFIA NEO-SCOLASTICA - 2016 - 2

Titolo

La fisica contemporanea e la teologia trinitaria possono avere qualcosa in comune? Un suggerimento dall’ontologia relazionale

Autore

Giulio Maspero

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Vita e Pensiero

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11-2016

Issn

0035-6247 (stampa) | 1827-7926 (digitale)

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This contribution is based on the circularity pointed out by the following sentences: «It is for their physics that metaphysics get old» (E. Gilson) and «It is through physics that we go back to metaphysics today» (J. Daniélou). Two paths are juxtaposed: the first is the ontological one, that from the Pythagorean identification of being and number brought to overcome the identification of being and the intelligible dimension, typical of Greek metaphysics, by virtue of the apophatic approach formulated in the framework of 4th century Trinitarian thought; the second path starts with Pythagorean doctrine again, but on the scientific side gets to overcome 18th century determinism through chaos physics and quantum mechanics. These two paths seem to join each other in the development of an epistemology fitting for the work on objects which are relations, as the comparison of some of Galileo’s thoughts and Cappadocian theology, most of all Gregory’s of Nyssa doctrine. The positive answer to the question posed by the title in based on the ontological value that the Trinitarian doctrine assigns to relation itself and to the epistemological effects that such an identification implies for relation also in the field of physics.