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In this essay, we examine spiritual intelligence from a philosophical standpoint and discuss some ramifications, such as ethos. Spiritual intelligence had an impact on different biblical leaders, and in this text, we see some cases to serve as a sample (Joseph, Bezalel, and Daniel).
This paper explores the intersection of philosophy and scripture through an examination of emotional intelligence in the context of 1 Kgs 12:1-19. Employing a philosophico-biblical methodology, the study combines conceptual analysis with biblical exegesis to illuminate the role of emotional intelligence in leadership and decision-making.
26 lip 2023 · The Bible says that God is a Being with intellect (Romans 11:34), and He has made a well-ordered universe in which truth can be known and logical rules applied. God is the Creator of the human intellect, giving us the ability to comprehend, think, reason, and remember.
But the human intellect, which is the lowest in the order of intelligence and most remote from the perfection of the Divine intellect, is in potentiality with regard to things intelligible, and is at first "like a clean tablet on which nothing is written," as the Philosopher says (De Anima iii, 4).
6 sty 2024 · In this article, we will delve into the biblical understanding of the mind, exploring its definition, perspectives, and significance from a spiritual standpoint. Throughout the scriptures, the Bible provides valuable insights into the nature of the mind.
The intellect is the faculty by which we understand language and the Bible. Further, the intellect is what allows us to properly order things. In turn, this allows us to have wisdom and grow in knowledge of God. Thus, the Christian should view the intellect as intrinsic to human nature given by God.
For Aquinas, the intellect and the will are the two great powers of the mind.1 The intel-lect, simply put, is the capacity for understanding and thought, or a power of apprehension and knowing. The intellect is “the rational agent’s cogni-tive power.”2 On the other hand, the will is “an innate positive inclination towards the good.
