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Anselm as a Guide to the Integration of Faith and Learning
( Laura Smit ) 백석대학교 기독교인문학연구소(구 기독교철학연구소) 2009 기독교철학연구 Vol.11 No.-
This article attempts to survey Anselem as one of the pioneers of the Integration of Faith and Learning. Anselm`s greatest contribution to the world of Christian academics is his articulation of the principle fides quaerens intellectum, faith in quest of understanding, especially for an understanding of God. Since we are made in God`s image, we should also expect that we will come to know him through our knowledge of our own nature. And because the image of God in us, the central structure of human life, is effaced, we are also denied accurate self-knowledge. Faith requires an opening to receive the reality that God offers to us. Our knowledge is thus rooted in God`s gracious self-revelation and in God`s gracious decision to design the world so that it is knowable. We have been made with the capacity to receive knowledge through our sense perceptions, through reason, through introspection, and through direct, prayerful relationship with God. The knowing mind must be conformed to the truth through the illuminating presence of Christ if any knowledge is to be possible. Thus, the process of coming to know true things is thus a process of drawing closer to God. Our perception of sense objects is only possible because we see them in the illumination of the absolute standard of Christ`s emanation. There is no real knowledge, no academic discipline to which the illuminating work of Christ is irrelevant. As Christians, we must make sure that the faith we embrace as a prelude to understanding is a faith adequate to the great variety of God`s rich and abundant nature. As people who believe in the reality of the resurrection, we know that Augustine, Anselm, Bonaventure and millions of others now live before the throne of God.