| Therefore any call for change or criticism of the existing neo-scholastic framework posed a lethal threat to the faith. |
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| De-substantialized and freed from static fixity in neo-scholastic metaphysics, being signifies the source and power of all that exists. |
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| And by studying Aquinas in his medieval context, he recovered a Thomism that expounded the presence and mystery of God in far less rationalistic and conceptual ways than did its neo-scholastic versions. |
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| Understood in the neo-Scholastic sense, the mold represents the infinitely reproducible semblables. |
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| One among many areas that invite further research is the influence of neo-Scholastic thought in the latter sixteenth century. |
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| It is clear that neo-Scholastic trinitarian theology does not provide all the answers for contemporary believers. |
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| These unpublished materials also bring out the dialectic in Congar's thought between neo-Scholastic categories and a more historical and dynamic biblical approach. |
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| While Gilson often makes passing references to anachronisms in neo-Scholastic uses of Aquinas, he rarely offers a detailed argument against these authors. |
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