Past Book Reviews

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A Pauline Complement to Laudato Si’

Ecological Conversion: What Does it Mean?

Integral Ecology as a Liberationist Concept

“Sublime Communion”: The Theology of the Natural World in Laudato Si’

Laudato Si’ and the Natural Sciences: An Assessment of Possibilities and Limits

Hydrology, Theology, and Laudato Si’

Deep Responsibility for the Deep Future

The Ecumenical Significance of Eucharistic Conversion

What is the relationship between the conversion (1) of the elements into the (real) Body of Christ and (2) of the participants into the (mystical) ...

Incarnation, Panentheism, and Bodily Resurrection: A Systems-Oriented Approach

Christian theologians assume that systematic theology should make use of the language and methodology of natural science wherever possible to set forth contemporary understanding of ...

Theodicy and the Feminine Divine: Thomas Merton’s “Hagia Sophia” in Dialogue with Western Theology

Bernard Lonergan’s “Law of the Cross”: Transforming the Sources and Effects of Violence

The Principle of Mercy: Jon Sobrino and the Catholic Theological Tradition

Pope Francis and the Theology of the People

What Is a Sinful Social Structure?

Raising Expectations on Sin

Virtue: Personal Formation and Social Transformation

Catholic Social Thought and Work Justice

To Whom Am I Speaking? Communication, Culture, and Fundamental Theology

Vatican II’s aggiornamento sought to reach out to the modern world with the message of the gospel in a way that was intelligible to the ...

Return of the Golden Calf: Economy, Idolatry, and Secularization since Gaudium et spes

Pope Francis consistently addresses economic issues with the concept of idolatry, but Gaudium et spes treats the economy as an autonomous, secular realm amenable to ...

Presuppositions of Balthasar’s Universalist Hope and Maritain’s Alternative Eschatological Proposal

Hans Urs von Balthasar and Jacques Maritain are both confronted by the apparent contradiction between the reality of damnation and the universal salvific will of ...
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