Christology with Lonergan and BalthasarTthe author presents a series of lucid, concise essays covering and examining a range of relevant subjects in the spirit of two theologians, Lonergan and Balthasar, all building ideas with the aim of answering, or at least forming, a basis for the answer to the question that Jesus asked Who do you say I am'. |
Contents
PART | 7 |
THE CHURCH AND ISRAEL | 24 |
PART II | 33 |
THE WAY TO NICEA 325 | 39 |
PART III | 54 |
FEMINISM AND CHRISTOLOGY | 62 |
CHRISTOLOGY AND THE LIBERATION OF PEOPLES | 68 |
CHRISTOLOGY AND SPIRITUALITY | 74 |
CHRISTOLOGY AND CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER | 93 |
CHRISTOLOGY AND ETHICS | 99 |
BALTHASAR LONERGAN AND ST THOMAS | 111 |
ENDNOTES | 117 |
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