Does a Christian Philosophy Make Sense in the 21st Century?

Abstract

This article studies in some detail and with abundant texts the relationship between philosophy, faith and Christian culture, which has sometimes been problematic, perhaps because there was a rationalist conception of philosophy —almost assimilable to mathematics— or because it was he mistakenly believed that a Christian could not be a true philosopher. The exhibition is broadly organized in a historical sense with a first section devoted to the impact of Christianity on ancient philosophy; second, the serious situation in modernity and the reaction of the Catholic Church in the 19th century; to finally suggest in the third section some keys for the renewal of Christian philosophy in the 21st century.