Series Editor(s): Jeffrey Bloechl, Boston College, Kevin Hart, University of Virginia
Philosophy is provoked and enriched by the claims of faith in a revealed God. Theology is stimulated by its contact with the philosophy that proposes to investigate the full range of human experience. At the threshold where they meet, there inevitably arises a discipline of reciprocal interrogation and the promise of mutual enhancement. The works in this series contribute to that discipline and that promise.
Philosophical Exigencies of Christian Religion is a translation of two of Maurice Blondel’s essays. Blondel’s thinking played a significant role in the deliberations and arguments of the Second...
Koerpel presents the theology of French Catholic philosopher Maurice Blondel, capturing his conceptually creative answer to how tradition represents the Word of God in human history.
Trinitarian Grammar and Pneumatic Community in Hegel and Augustine
by Douglas Finn
Price: $42.00
Pub Date: December 2015
Format: Paperback
With a renewed understanding of Augustine's Trinitarianism, Finn allows Augustine to interrogate Hegel with his concerns rather than only the other way around.
A new English translation by William C. Hackett of Jean Wahl's Existence humaine et transcendance (1944) includes Wahl's lecture and the debate that ensued, with contributions by Gabriel Marcel and Martin Heidegger.
In The Contemplative Self after Michel Henry: A Phenomenological Theology, Joseph Rivera provides a close and critical reconstruction of the philosophical anthropology of Michel Henry (1922–2002)...
Christianity and Secular Reason examines secularity and secular reason within the Roman Catholic theological tradition and from the perspectives of Continental philosophy.
The final book of O'Leary's trilogy, Conventional and Ultimate Truth deals with the nature of theological rationality today, drawing on Buddhist ideology.
