Obstacles that Freedom faces according to the Doctrine of Gregory of Nyssa

For Gregory, man is essentially defined as a “free being”. We find this affirmation since his first work, De virginitate, where he affirms that man, as an image and likeness of God, possesses “the sovereign freedom of choice” (tò autexoúsion tês proairéseos). Gregory maintains that man is truly free...

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spelling I28-R145-7938_oai2025-11-17 Mosto, María Clara 1975-07-07 For Gregory, man is essentially defined as a “free being”. We find this affirmation since his first work, De virginitate, where he affirms that man, as an image and likeness of God, possesses “the sovereign freedom of choice” (tò autexoúsion tês proairéseos). Gregory maintains that man is truly free only when he is the owner and cause of his acts, that is, when he possesses full capacity for self-determination. And, he argues, there are, however, a series of obstacles that prevent him from freely choosing and “being able to reach the truly desirable object” (tó óntos epithymetón). Thus, we will analyze the obstacles to which Gregory refers and the mode of solution. These obstacles can be classified into two large groups: internal and external. Para Gregorio, el hombre se define esencialmente como un “ser libre”. Esta afirmación la encontramos desde su primera obra, el De virginitate, donde afirma que el hombre, en tanto imagen y semejanza de Dios, posee “la soberana libertad de elección” (tò autexoúsion tês proairéseos). Gregorio sostiene que el hombre solo es verdaderamente libre cuando es el dueño y la causa de sus actos, es decir, cuando posee plena capacidad de autodeterminación. Y, plantea, existen, con todo, una serie de obstáculos que le impiden elegir libremente y “poder alcanzar al objeto verdaderamente deseable” (tó óntos epithymetón). Así, analizaremos los obstáculos a los que se refiere Gregorio y el modo de solución. Tales obstáculos pueden ser clasificados en dos grandes grupos: internos y externos. application/pdf https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/petm/article/view/7938 spa Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/petm/article/view/7938/6990 Patristica et Mediævalia; Vol. 1 (1975); 36-48 2683-9636 Gregorio de Nyssa Libertad humana Auto-determinación Obstáculos Elección Gregory of Nyssa Human freedom Self-determination Obstacles Choice Obstacles that Freedom faces according to the Doctrine of Gregory of Nyssa Los obstáculos para la libertad según la doctrina de Gregorio de Nyssa info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion https://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=patris&d=7938_oai
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topic Gregorio de Nyssa
Libertad humana
Auto-determinación
Obstáculos
Elección
Gregory of Nyssa
Human freedom
Self-determination
Obstacles
Choice
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Auto-determinación
Obstáculos
Elección
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Self-determination
Obstacles
Choice
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Obstacles that Freedom faces according to the Doctrine of Gregory of Nyssa
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Auto-determinación
Obstáculos
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Self-determination
Obstacles
Choice
description For Gregory, man is essentially defined as a “free being”. We find this affirmation since his first work, De virginitate, where he affirms that man, as an image and likeness of God, possesses “the sovereign freedom of choice” (tò autexoúsion tês proairéseos). Gregory maintains that man is truly free only when he is the owner and cause of his acts, that is, when he possesses full capacity for self-determination. And, he argues, there are, however, a series of obstacles that prevent him from freely choosing and “being able to reach the truly desirable object” (tó óntos epithymetón). Thus, we will analyze the obstacles to which Gregory refers and the mode of solution. These obstacles can be classified into two large groups: internal and external.
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