Philosophical Concepts of Analogy and Causation in Reality

The chapter explores the use of analogical terms like being, unity, truth, and goodness in philosophy, comparing philosophical ideas of analogy in philosophical anthropology and metaphysics from Aquinas and Heidegger's perspectives. It also addresses objections from Kant, Heidegger, and Nietzsche regarding monotheism and reality, while contrasting neo-Darwinian skepticism towards chance and teleology with Aquinas' viewpoint.