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International Journal of Theology, Philosophy and Science

ISSN 2601-1689

6 papers in the library · 1 citation · publishing 2018-2026

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SOME ELUCIDATIONS ON FRACTALITY

International Journal of Theology, Philosophy and Science May 21, 2026 Iván López Rojo

This article explores the metaphysical and theological consequences of fractality in the modern understanding of reality. The analysis is founded on the premise that fractal geometry is not confined to a mere abstract conception, but is the fundamental, palpable ontological structure of existence, acting as the basic formula of reality that governs both the micro and macro scales. Fractality...

DOI: 10.26520/ijtps.2026.10.18.5-16 (opens in new tab) Indeterminacy philosophy Observer physics Fractal Premise +9

THE CONCEPT OF TRINITY IN THE MYSTICISM OF ECKHART'S PHILOSOPHY AND IN ORTHODOX THEOLOGY

International Journal of Theology, Philosophy and Science May 21, 2025 George Daniel Petrov

Philosophy has often sought to speak of God, attempting to express of the knowledge of His transitory being through reason only. One theologian and philosopher who has done this is Meister Eckhart, who, in his philosophy, sought to demonstrate the capacity of the pure intellect to raise itself to a form of knowledge of God in His being, a form that contradicts the limitations of the rationality...

HINDU COSMOLOGY IN THE LIGHT OF MODERN PSYCHOLOG

International Journal of Theology, Philosophy and Science November 20, 2021 Bharat Jhunjhunwala

This paper tries to comprehend Hindu narrative of creation in the framework of modern cosmology and psychology. The objective is to build a conversation for mutual understanding. The following concordance between the two streams is suggested. The state of the Primeval Being before It desired to become many is not known in the Hindu stream just as the state of the universe before the Big Bang is...

Outlines of comparative view of Hindu and Christian Mysticism

International Journal of Theology, Philosophy and Science May 12, 2018 Alexandru-Corneliu Arion 1 citation

Mysticism is about knowing and unifying man with God (unio mystica), in a process that involves concerted cognitive and ascetic efforts. Mysticism does not follow, according to the classic pattern, the moralizing of man, but reach at the direct and immediate knowledge of God. Thus, mysticism is not, firstly, a matter of ethics, but a theoretical or, rather, an epistemological one. For what is...

Bruno’S Organic universe and the natural magic

International Journal of Theology, Philosophy and Science May 12, 2018 Zheng Wang

Giordano Bruno (1548 – 1600) is regarded as the principal representative of the infinite and homogenous universe. Bruno has a modern rational mind by no means. However, his doctrine has so deeply influenced the reconstruction of a modern understanding of the material of universe and human body. His process of rebuilding the cosmology and humanity consists in learning the individual’s psychical...

Consciousness and the End of Materialism: Seeking identity and harmony in a dark era

International Journal of Theology, Philosophy and Science May 12, 2018 Spyridon Kakos

“I am me”, but what does this mean? For centuries humans identified themselves as conscious beings with free will, beings that are important in the cosmos they live in. However, modern science has been trying to reduce us into unimportant pawns in a cold universe and diminish our sense of consciousness into a mere illusion generated by lifeless matter. Our identity in the cosmos is nothing more...