Bibliografia lul·liana
Lullian bibliography
Gomez, Crusade [2018].
Numa Ulisses Gomez
The Crusade of Ramon Llull (Tesi doctoral Louisville (EUA) The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2018), 160 pp.
Llull's aim in his writings and his ministry was the conversion of Muslim and Jews "that in the whole world there may not be more than one language, one belief, and one faith." Llull's apologetic work focused on refuting the philosophy of the Muslim philosopher Averroes. Llull's purpose was to show Muslims the error of this philosophy so that they could not fail to see the truth. The strength of the Muslim religion in the age of scholasticism was its philosophy, and with this in mind, Llull developed a system or logical machine (Art) where theological propositions could be arranged in circles, squares, triangles, and other geometric figures so that opponents could not reject his arguments. Llull exalted the doctrine of the Trinity as central to evangelism, spiritual formation, and apologetic work. Llull took into account faith and reason as acceptable (in terms of belief) to all three religions. This dissertation explored his spirituality and how it influenced not only his personal life, but also apologetic and evangelistic work.
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