Past Book Reviews

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Quaestio Disputata: Divine Virtues and Divine Ideas of Virtues

Grace in Our Place? The Concept of Representation in the Theology of Karl Rahner

Catholic Moral Theology and the Virtues: Integrating Psychology in Models of Moral Agency

The Revival of African Spiritualities: A Religious Basis for a Sociopolitical Renaissance in Africa

A Hermeneutical Exploration of the Revelatory Text of John 4:1–42, in a Performative Key

Gender and Metaphysics: Judith Butler and Bernard Lonergan in Conversation

Shadows of Divine Virtue: St. John of the Cross, Implicit Memory, and the Transformation Theory of Infused Cardinal Virtues

Fifty Years of International Catholic–Lutheran Dialogue: Much Consensus, Little Fellowship?

Pope Francis and Economic Democracy: Understanding Pope Francis’s Radical (yet) Practical Approach to Political Economy

Francis and the Pastoral Geopolitics of Peoples and Their Cultures: A Structural Option for the Poor

Antiblackness

Virtue and Human Fragility

The Grace of Conflict

Theological Studies and the Reception of Vatican II

Theological Studies Eighty Years Ago

The World at Risk: Vulnerability, Precarity, and Connectedness

Who Is the “Polis” Addressed by Political Theology? Notes on a Conundrum

How does political theology, with its eschatologically themed commitment to both critique and constructive transformation of the social, economic, and political in the light of ...

The Sexual Abuse Scandal and a New Ethical Horizon: A Perspective from India

This article offers theological reflection on the sexual abuse crisis in the Latin American church, focusing on the child victim. Beginning with a summary of ...

Poverty and Interiority in Mother Teresa

The sexual abuse crisis and subsequent Royal Commission investigation raised important ecclesiological and ecclesial issues for the Australian Catholic Church. This article provides background to ...

Sexual Abuse, a Royal Commission, and the Australian Church

Despite recent signs of change, the Indian church was rather reluctant to acknowledge the clerical sexual abuse scandal as its own problem. In the Indian ...
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