Karl Rahner, the Philosophical Foundations

absolute abstraction actuality affirmation agent intellect already anticipation Aquinas Aristotle become beingness bivalence chapter cogitative sense cognition concepts condition Dasein determination divine dynamic energeia entities essence excess existence existential experience fact facticity finite finitude formal Greek ground Heidegger's hermeneutics human knowledge Husserl Ibid insofar intelligible species intrinsic issue Joseph Maréchal Kant Kant's Karl Rahner kinēsis kinetic knowable knower known logos man's Maréchal Martin Heidegger matter meaning of beingness ment meta metaphysics mode movement nature nothingness object ontological ontotheology ousia ousiological patient phantasm phenomenological philosophy Plato possible intellect potency potentiality present principle priori problem problematic pure question quiddity Rahner calls reality realm reason receptive retrieval Rousselot Scholasticism Seiende self-absence self-presence sensibility speak spirit structure synthesis T.S. Eliot temporality thematic theology things Thomas Thomistic thought tion tradition trans transcendence transcendental method turn understanding unified unity universal Vorgriff word worldly