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February 8, 2026The New Ressourcement0 citations

Response to Reviewers of Christ, the Logos of Creation

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JBJohn Betz

Key Points

  • The aim is to defend the relevance of analogical metaphysics for contemporary theology and address critics' concerns.
  • Engaged with critiques of 'Christ, the Logos of Creation'.
  • Utilized principles from Erich Przywara.
  • Proposed a framework for understanding divine humility and ecclesial balance.
  • Argued the analogia entis safeguards divine transcendence.
  • Presented Christ as the Logos, affirming the relationship between reason and revelation.

Abstract

John R. Betz responds to critics of Christ, the Logos of Creation, defending the necessity of analogical metaphysics for contemporary theology and apologetics. Drawing on Erich Przywara, he argues that the analogia entis is not a totalizing system but a reductio in mysterium that safeguards divine transcendence while affirming Christ as the worlds Logos. Betz addresses specific concerns regarding divine humility, the act of faith, and ecclesial balance, proposing a Christological metaphysics that restores the bond between reason and revelation.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/698828fd0fc35cd7a8848fbbhttps://doi.org/10.65172/5ap5xhg8gdbkpga2
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