The concept of "an internal word" and its communication with concept "person" in philosophy Augustinus Sanctus

Epistemological studies in Philosophy, Social and Political Sciences 1 (21):30-34 (2011)
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The concept of the article is "an internal word" and its relation an idea of God presence of the Trinity in the person in St. Augustine's writings. It is planing to find out interrelation of the conceptions "an internal word", "the Absolute Person" and "The human person" in writings of St. Augustine as a pecular mutual penetration of faith and espirit, a philosophocal reflection and the beliefs of the Christian Church, the human person and the Absolute person.

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