Communio Issue
God and Reason Biotechnology Morality Part V

Table of Contents
Articles in this issue
Rationality and Faith in God
"The personality of man stands and falls with his capacity to grasp truth."
‘Wie kommt der Mensch in die Theologie?’: Heidegger, Hegel, and the Stakes of Onto-Theo-Logy
“While the critique of ontotheology would have thinking first attempt to rid itself of idols, a dramatic view of reason would have it seek instead to enter more deeply into the movement that is always-already underway, and thus this view presupposes a positive relation to God that is more fundamental than the negative or neutral.”
Restoration of Sonship. Reflections on Time and Eternity
“Eternity is the superabundant and groundless being that reveals itself in Christ as the truth of love.”
ANT-OAR: Is Its Underlying Philosophy of Biology Sound?
"The same problems that arose with regard to ANT apply equally to ANT-OAR."
ANT-OAR: A Morally Acceptable Means for Deriving Stem Cells. A Reply to Criticisms
“If the cell’s behavior is not commensurate with that of an embryo, the cell is not an embryo.”
Joint Statement on the OAR Proposal: A Response to Criticisms
“Nothing other than a cell with the required epigenetic primordia is capable of receiving a human substantial form.”
Reasonable Doubts. A Reply to E. Christian Brugger
"Schindler, and not Brugger, is the real Aristotelian here."
Who Are the Real Aristotelians? A Response to Edward J. Furton
"The real bone of contention . . . is whether or not there is anything like an Aristotelian nature."
Agere sequitur esse: What Does It Mean? A Reply to Father Austriaco
"Austriaco defines being not by what it is, but by what is its first (ontological) effect ."