Past Book Reviews

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Reviews & Shorter Notices – May 1968

Exploration into God Richard P. McBrien pp. 310–311 God-Talk: An Examination of the Language and Logic of Theology William C. McFadden S.J. ,pp. 311–313 Toward an American Theology John R. Donahue S.J. pp. 314–315 Religions of Mankind: Today & Yesterday Thomas Berry ,pp. 315–318 The Four Gospels: An Introduction Joseph A. Fitzmyer S.S. pp. 318–320

Amoris Laetitia at Five

This review article documents how Amoris Laetitia has been received and implemented, five years after the post-synodal exhortation on family life was promulgated by Pope ...

Response to David Tracy and Sandra Schneiders

Overcoming the “Distance”: Robert Doran as a Bridge between the Trinitarian Analogies of Bernard Lonergan and Hans Urs von Balthasar

Re-Presencing The Presence of God

Virtue Ethics and Action Guidance

“And We Shall See Him Face to Face”: A Trinitarian Analysis of the Beatific Vision

Did Christ Have a Conscience? Revisiting the Debates on Christ’s (Un)Fallen Humanity

The Interpretive Dialogue between Experience and Explanation in Bernard McGinn’s Study of the Mystical Tradition

The Achievement of Bernard McGinn

Divine Persons and Notional Acts in the Trinitarian Theology of Thomas Aquinas

Anger, Lamentation, and Common Ground

Is Presence Always Complicity? An Analysis of Presence, Its Moral Objects, and Scandal in Proximity to Physician-Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia

The Promise of the Pandemic and the (Becoming) Totus Christus

Godly Diversions and Gifted Teachers: Learning Joyful Stewardship from the Birds and the Lilies with Søren Kierkegaard

Changing Christian Interpretations of the Old Testament

From Luminosity to Love: Metaphysics and Empathy in Hearer of the Word

White Ecclesiology: The Identity of the Church in the Statements on Racism by United States Catholic Bishops

Maurice Blondel and His Prodigal Children: Phenomenology, Charity, and Metaphysics

The Law of the Cross and Climate Change

Image, Necessity, and Trinitarian Psychology in Anselm and Augustine

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