Józefa Marii Bocheńskiego program studiów o Bogu

The Cracow Circle aimed at adapting the contemporary achievements of logic to the fields of Catholic philosophy and theology. The Circle was formed by J.M. Bocheński, J. Salamucha, J.F. Drewn­owski, and B. Sobociński. The Circle was active in the 1930s. A special event in its history was the 3rd Polish Philo­sophical Congress in Cracow in 1936. During that Congress a special meeting for representatives of Christian philos­ophy was organized in order to discuss the relationship between Catholic thought and contemporary logic. Father Bocheński returned to the ideas of the Circle in his article, Die fünf Wege, where he analyzed the quinque viae. A revised and extended version of that work be­came part of his book, Gottes Dasein und Wesen. Logische Studien zur Summa The­olgiae I, qq. 2-11. In that book, Father Bocheński discusses the subsequent questions from the Summa Theologiae and analyzes Kant’s critical commentary against the cosmological argument The first chapter of that volume is titled Pro­gram of Studies on God. The text struc­tures the research studies presented in the book, but additionally, it points to other research goals. The aim of the pres­ent paper is to present Father Bo­cheński’s program of studies on God, showing those postulates of the program that were realized by their author and their relationship with the scientific goals of the Cracow Circle