Unbroken Communion: The Place and Meaning of Suffering in the Theology of Edward Schillebeeckx
The reality of suffering is the greatest challenge to faith in the goodness of creation and the possibility of salvation. Edward Schillebeeckx not only takes this into account, but dialectically incorporates the reality of suffering into a theology generally defined by its focus on the interrelated themes of creation, salvation, and eschatological hope. In Unbroken Communion, Kathleen Anne McManus, O.P., traces the origins of Schillebeeckx's thought, its development, and its consequences. Schillebeeckx grounds his entire theological project in the promise of a divine/human future made visible in creation and entrusted to human freedom. Because suffering is so tangibly present in human experience, it provides the means, dialectically, of imaging the horizon of our hope. It is thus that Schillebeeckx turns suffering into hope.
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Unbroken Communion: The Place and Meaning of Suffering in the Theology of Edward Schillebeeckx
The reality of suffering is the greatest challenge to faith in the goodness of creation and the possibility of salvation. Edward Schillebeeckx not only takes this into account, but dialectically incorporates the reality of suffering into a theology generally defined by its focus on the interrelated themes of creation, salvation, and eschatological hope. In Unbroken Communion, Kathleen Anne McManus, O.P., traces the origins of Schillebeeckx's thought, its development, and its consequences. Schillebeeckx grounds his entire theological project in the promise of a divine/human future made visible in creation and entrusted to human freedom. Because suffering is so tangibly present in human experience, it provides the means, dialectically, of imaging the horizon of our hope. It is thus that Schillebeeckx turns suffering into hope.
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Unbroken Communion: The Place and Meaning of Suffering in the Theology of Edward Schillebeeckx

Unbroken Communion: The Place and Meaning of Suffering in the Theology of Edward Schillebeeckx

by Kathleen Anne McManus
Unbroken Communion: The Place and Meaning of Suffering in the Theology of Edward Schillebeeckx

Unbroken Communion: The Place and Meaning of Suffering in the Theology of Edward Schillebeeckx

by Kathleen Anne McManus

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Overview

The reality of suffering is the greatest challenge to faith in the goodness of creation and the possibility of salvation. Edward Schillebeeckx not only takes this into account, but dialectically incorporates the reality of suffering into a theology generally defined by its focus on the interrelated themes of creation, salvation, and eschatological hope. In Unbroken Communion, Kathleen Anne McManus, O.P., traces the origins of Schillebeeckx's thought, its development, and its consequences. Schillebeeckx grounds his entire theological project in the promise of a divine/human future made visible in creation and entrusted to human freedom. Because suffering is so tangibly present in human experience, it provides the means, dialectically, of imaging the horizon of our hope. It is thus that Schillebeeckx turns suffering into hope.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780742514034
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.
Publication date: 01/14/2003
Pages: 208
Product dimensions: 5.92(w) x 8.90(h) x 0.49(d)

About the Author

Kathleen Anne McManus, O.P. is assistant professor of theology at the University of Portland.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Schillebeeckx's Methodological Development: An Overview Chapter 2 Roots of Developing Contrast Chapter 3 Shillebeeckx's Christology Chapter 4 Political Mysticism Chapter 5 A Praxis of Solidarity
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