Vol. 24, Núm. 48 (2021)

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    Biblical Exegesis and Theology in Thomas Aquinas. Understanding the Background of Biblical Thomism
    (Universidad del Norte Santo Tomás de Aquino, 2021-12-20) Roszak, Piotr
    In the face of the dichotomy of biblical exegesis and theology, one of the main postulates of Biblical Thomism is the integration of both activities. In this sense, it is understandable why there are philosophical threads in exegesis, and why we find many scripture references in sacra doctrina. The article, first presenting modern attempts to separate exegesis from theology, analyzes the three aspects of studying Sacred Scripture in practicing theology according to Aquinas. For him, exegesis is the alphabet of theology, but the requirement is that the extraction of the meanings of Scripture should be complemented by theological activity
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    Presentación: Tomismo bíblico. Actualidad y desafíos
    (Universidad del Norte Santo Tomás de Aquino, 2021-12-20) Levering, Matthew Webb; Roszak, Piotr; Vijgen, Jörgen
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    Análisis mediante Data Mining de comentarios paulinos de Tomás de Aquino
    (Universidad del Norte Santo Tomás de Aquino, 2021-12-21) Alarcón Moreno, Enrique
    Data Mining es una tecnología de estadística computarizada para la extracción de pautas reiteradas y significativas a partir de datos cuantiosos. En este artículo se exponen primero los fundamentos para su aplicación al análisis de los textos. Después, se detalla la aplicación del análisis de afinidad a buena parte de los escritos de Tomás de Aquino. Y, finalmente, se muestran los resultados obtenidos del análisis de varios de sus comentarios paulinos.
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    The Literal Sense of Scripture in Albert and Aquinas’s Eucharistic Theology. Some Texts and Analysis
    (Universidad del Norte Santo Tomás de Aquino, 2021-12-21) Surmanski, Albert Marie
    Both Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas place value on the literal sense of scripture. This paper compares their teaching and use of the literal sense in Eucharistic texts in regard to 1) their explicit teaching about the senses of Scripture, 2) their understanding of Old Testament Sacrifices, 3) selected passages of systematic Eucharistic theology where the familiarity of bread and wine imagery provides a temptation to overlook Old Testament context, and 4) the interpretation of the Eucharistic discourse in John 6. While their theology of the literal sense is similar, Albert is more influenced by the looser styles of earlier monastic theology, which results in a rich and imaginative but less precise reading than Aquinas.