
 History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps
 History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps HoP 305 - Andrew Louth on John of Damascus
 Jul 15, 2018 
 Join Andrew Louth, Emeritus Professor at Durham University, as he dives into the life and theological contributions of John of Damascus. They explore the compelling relationship between philosophy and theology, emphasizing John's integration of Aristotelian concepts into Christian thought. The discussion highlights his expertise in navigating the complexities of Christ’s dual nature and his critiques of Islam, situating him amidst the rich intellectual currents of the 7th and 8th centuries. Louth's insights reveal the profound impact John had on Byzantine theology. 
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 Intro 
 00:00 • 2min 
 Exploring the Intellectual Landscape of a Monk: Education and Cultural Influence 
 02:03 • 2min 
 Theological Language and Aristotelian Influence 
 04:18 • 4min 
 Clarifying Tradition: The Role of a Significant Figure in Early Christian Thought 
 08:06 • 2min 
 Exploring the Dual Wills of Christ in Theological Context 
 09:54 • 2min 
 John of Damascus: Theology and Islam 
 11:48 • 18min 
