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St. Augustine on the question about the beginning of human life

Anthony S. Burnside


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str. 197-205

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Augustine (354-430) mainly considered the question about when human life begins simultaneously with other problems of a philosophical and theological nature including the origin of the human soul, the transmission of original sin, the resurrection of the unborn, the sacrament of baptism and abortion. Just as many philosophers before him, Augustine believed that the question about the beginning of human life and that about the time of animation were really one and the same question. The beginning of human life was identified with the infusion of a living, rational soul into the material body. Augustine was interested in discovering whether animation took place at the moment of conception, at the time of formation, that is when the fetus began to noticeably move, or at some subsequent stage of fetal development.

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Hrčak ID:

1276

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/1276

Datum izdavanja:

3.6.2002.

Podaci na drugim jezicima: hrvatski

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