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This book explores the idea of order and meaning of events in human life as it emerged in Ancient Greek thought and developed within early Christian theology. In Greek philosophy, especially among the Stoics, the concept of cosmic order culminated in the notion of Providence, understood as the universal law governing the cosmos. While absent from the Bible, the idea of Providence was adopted by Christian authors, who transformed it into the expression of God's personal care for both the individual and the Church. In this perspective, Providence is revealed above all in the economy of salvation, reaching its climax in the Incarnation, the Cross, and the Resurrection of Christ. Thus, the impersonal notion of cosmic order was reshaped into a vision of divine love and care directed toward human salvation.
Introduction
Chapter 1: Destiny Versus Order of the World: Sources of
the Greek Concept of Providence
Chapter 2: Providence as an Activity of the
Intellect in the Cosmos
Chapter 3: Divine Providence as an Integral Part of
Christian Teaching
Chapter 4: Crystallisation of the Christian Doctrine of
Providence - Conclusion
Tomasz Stpie is Full Professor at the Faculty of Theology, Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw. His scholarly work focuses on ancient philosophy, early Christian thought, natural theology, and the philosophy of religion.
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