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Charles Taylor and Bernard Lonergan on Natural Theology

Neil Ormerod

Australian Catholic University, neil.ormerod{at}acu.edu.au

Following on a previous article concerning the need to develop a contemporary natural theology, the author considers the work of two Catholic philosophers, Charles Taylor and Bernard Lonergan, on the possibility of undertaking a natural theology. The article shows that despite some differences, both writers converge on the central problem of conversion as the key to the development of a natural theology.

Key Words: Bernard Lonergan • Charles Taylor • conversion • natural theology • retortion

Irish Theological Quarterly, Vol. 74, No. 4, 419-433 (2009)
DOI: 10.1177/0021140009343368
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