"It is true that to admit the eternity of the whole would be to deny creation, to deny historicity, but the very essence of Christianity presents itself in some revealed elements as that which demands the transcending of history."
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As quoted in Giuseppe Barzaghi. Dio e il concetto filosofico di eternitĆ del Tutto, raicultura.it (January 2019)
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Giuseppe Barzaghi
Giuseppe Barzaghi (born March 5, 1958) is an Italian philosopher, theologian and priest of the Dominican Order. Disciple of Gustavo Bontadini, he served as the head of the Anagogic School founded by Cardinal Giacomo Biffi. He was also the main interlocutor of Emanuele Severino for discussions about God and Christianity.
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