TRIERTIUM unites philosophy, theology, science & art to address today’s big questions through a new synthesis of wisdom in Trinitarian Ontology. @UPOlomouc
We are pleased to announce that the complete video recording of the TRIERTIUM 2025 Conference is now available online.
We invite you to explore the recordings and continue the conversation.
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This collection of 70 video recordings from the @TRIERTIUM conference held in Olomouc in 2025 offers a comprehensive introduction to Trinitarian ontology.
Take advantage of this opportunity and enjoy the videos.
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Happy Trinity Sunday! From the Preface of my forthcoming Prologue: "This text is an invitation to Christians to take-up the apocalyptic now of the Trinitarian commandment of love that calls upon all of us to live and think from within the very trinitarian rhythm of being..."
A big thank you to @a_bellantone for making @TRIERTIUM’s presentation possible at the current Alliance of Knowledge conference.
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As Prologue to a Metaphysics of Patmos is appearing this fall, here are the first words of its ensuing trilogy, that is, vol. 1, On the Fontal Father, and our metaphysical response to his love. This was a keynote for the amazing @TRIERTIUM conference.
https://t.co/4GWF3Kb6qe
It's now less than a year away for this awesome event. Stay tuned for the appearance of full interviews with Emmanuel Falque and William Desmond on what they are expecting from their dialogue. You can register now for the early bird special.
The @TRIERTIUM 2025 conference in Olomouc is spreading its message further through video recordings of all keynote speeches and presentations on YouTube.
You can find everything here:
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Theses Towards a Trinitarian Ontology
Klaus Hemmerle
——> “….Czech translation of Klaus Hemmerle’s groundbreaking text Theses Towards a Trinitarian Ontology. It will be published in the second half of the year. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the original German edition (1976)….”
@EduardFiedler
At the 24-26 June 'Nature Lost, Nature Regained' conference, I am delighted to have been invited to deliver an invited speaker talk titled 'Angel-Oriented-Ontology: Angelic Physics after Speculative Realism'.
Abstract:
Before Nature, the angels were created on the 'First Day' of creation. As messengers of God, the angels (ἄγγελοι) have, since Philo and Origen of Alexandria, been classically regarded as ontological intermediaries, who, by aiding in the subsequent 'Days' of creation, uphold the deep structure of being. Following, however, the Latin Scholastic reduction of angels to subsistent forms (e.g. Aquinas), and the Nominalist collapse of universal forms to either concepts or things (e.g. Ockham), mechanical 'nature' could be evacuated of formal causality (e.g. Newton), and held in a fixed correlation of the 'subjectivity' of conceptual thinking to the 'objectivity' of real things (e.g. Kant). As early, however, as F.W.J. Schelling's 'Freedom Essay', G.W.F. Hegel's 'absolute identity' of Nature eternally sublated as the externality of Logic was first exploded by a metaphysical positivism that demanded a higher principle of divine and personal freedom (e.g. Kierkegaard), before the ground of all positive elements were subverted by a metaphysical negativism, which, from Heidegger to Derrida, carried out the nihilistic subversion of identity into difference, and being into nothing. In its most acute form, Alain Badiou's subtractive mathematical ontology has released the 'multiple' of calculative situations to be reified by 'Speculative Realism' as a subject-less manifold of objects: first, in Quentin Meillasoux's hyper-chaos of ancestral objects, then in Graham Harman's 'Object-Oriented-Ontology', but, most recently, in new Speculative Realist philosophies of nature, including Iain Hamilton Grant, Timothy Morton, Ben Woodard, Eugene Thacker, and Reza Negarestani. Following Tyler Tritten, the common mistake of all these Speculative Realist philosophies of nature is, I contend, the Badiouian subtraction of Schelling's personal freedom of substances into subjectless-objects. To recover a more free and felicitous vision of visible Nature, this lecture will seek to develop a Neo-Origenian critique of recent Speculative Realist philosophies of nature, and propose an angelic physics, in which the angels uphold the holy middle of all things.
Piero Coda, Secretary General of the International Theological Commission, delivered a public lecture
"Entering Together into the Knowledge of Christ: The Trinitarian Kairos of Nicaea – Then and Now" at the TRIERTIUM 2025 Conference.
Watch the video: https://t.co/KWgKDm9x61
As Prologue to a Metaphysics of Patmos is appearing later this year here is an early version/part of chapter 4 in @ChurchLifeND@cosmostheinlost, along with a keynote @TRIERTIUM on vol 1 of the ensuing Trinitarian trilogy:
https://t.co/1Z7UDh7yTa
https://t.co/jzpiXCjF0O