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From the Trinity provides an overall view of the history and the
philosophical and theological significance of God the Trinity, not
only from a religious point of view but from an anthropological and
socio-cultural view as well. The perspective is that of Christian
doctrine, specifically Catholic, in dialogue with the cultural
sensitivity of our times and with the religious pluralism that
characterizes it. Following the generative-progressive method
proposed by Vatican II, the book begins with a phenomenological
reading of the signs of the times, with special focus upon the
performative aspect of the announcement and the doctrine of faith.
In particular, constant attention to the contribution made by the
mystics and great charisms (from Augustine of Hippo to Francis of
Assisi and Theresa of Avila up until Therese of Lisieux, Edith
Stein and Chaira Lubich) toward a deeper understanding of the
Trinitarian truth. From the Trinity is unique in what it offers not
only for Trinitarian theology, but also for other theological
disciplines (Christology, Pneumatology, Anthropology, Ecclesiology,
etc.) - in which the Trinity shines forth as the central and
enlightening truth - as well as for philosophy, the humanities and
the natural sciences. This perspective is especially developed in
terms of a Trinitarian ontology (see Part V) by which reality is
understood in light of the revelation of the Trinity. The
implications of the incarnation of the Son of God and the gift of
the Holy Spirit are taken seriously in studying the truth of all
things as they are perceived in the space created by living and
thinking "in" Jesus, united to the Father in the Spirit, as
suggested by the title of the book, looking upon reality "From the
Trinity."
Based on a careful reading of Pope Benedict's 2009 encyclical
Caritas in Veritate (-Charity in Truth-), the essays in this
substantial volume explore how an encounter with the person of
Jesus Christ is the true basis for economic and social progress.
The authors are experts in a wide range of disciplines -- theology,
philosophy, biblical studies, political science, economics,
finance, environmental science -- and represent a broad spectrum of
Catholic thought, from liberal to conservative. The first book in
English to offer an overarching interpretation of Pope Benedict's
groundbreaking encyclical, Jesus Christ: The New Face of Social
Progress will inform anyone interested in Catholic social doctrine,
and its depth of insight will offer fresh inspiration to serious
followers of Jesus Christ. Contributors J. Brian Benestad Simona
Beretta Michael Budde Patrick Callahan Paulo Fernando Carneiro de
Andrade Peter J. Casarella William T. Cavanaugh Maryann Cusimano
Love Daniel K. Finn Roberto Goizueta Lorna Gold Keith Lemna D.
Stephen Long Archbishop Celestino Migliore Michael Naughton Julie
Hanlon Rubio Sister Damien Marie Savino, F.S.E. David L. Schindler
Theodore Tsukahara Jr. Cardinal Peter Kodwo Appiah Turkson Horacio
Vela
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The Mystery and the World (Paperback)
Maria Clara Bingemer; Preface by Peter J Casarella; Translated by Jovelino Ramos
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The Mystery and the World (Hardcover)
Maria Clara Bingemer; Preface by Peter J Casarella; Translated by Jovelino Ramos
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In Tutti Fratelli, Pope Francis has called again for a "culture of
encounter," But how should his theology, pastoral practice, and
social message be understood and applied in the Church of the
Americas, a single but complex reality that extends from South to
North? This volume offers analyses from experts looking back to the
Argentine pontiff's first fateful encuentros in the Americas as a
help for understanding the present reality of the Church in the
Western Hemisphere. The group includes theologians, historians, and
political scientists, and the unique contribution of the volume
lies in the panoramic perspective offered by the book as a whole.
The initial essays set the stage for the volume as a whole,
offering rich insight into Argentine and Latin American history,
the world from which the Pope came and to which he returned in
2015, as well as surveying the impact of the Latin American
"theology of the people" on the Pope's visit to the U.S. Additional
essays address theological, historical, and pastoral engagements
that cut across several of the visits. The final group of essays is
dedicated to the visits themselves and is arranged in the order
that they occurred. Pope Francis and the Search for God in America
is offered to all the members of the Church in America, South and
North, old and young, with the hope that it will spur even more
thought, reflection, prayer, and service.
The thought of Nicholas of Cusa (1401-1464) draws upon a rich
heritage of ancient, medieval, and Renaissance traditions and ties
these traditions together into a synthesis that continues to evoke
new ideas in philosophy, theology, aesthetics, history, political
theory, and the philosophy of science. This volume offers a
detailed historical background to Cusanus's thinking while also
assaying his significance for the present. It brings together major
contributions from the English-speaking world as well as voices
from Europe. Each essay represents a fresh new perspective on
Cusanus--the cardinal, philosopher, theologian, political theorist,
mathematician, and humanist from the fifteenth century. The
collection encompasses four kinds of research on Cusanus. One
approach focuses on the ancient and medieval tradition of which
Nicholas saw himself to be a part. A second mode of inquiry looks
at particular ideas or texts of Cusanus in their own right. A third
method treats Cusanus in terms of his relationship to other
thinkers of the fifteenth century. Finally, a fourth perspective
opens the door to a contemporary retrieval of Cusanus's thought.
Never before have so many disciplinary perspectives been collected
together in a single volume on Nicholas of Cusa. The diverse voices
of the volume are thus attuned to the multifaceted heritage of the
thinker of the fifteenth century but speak in a compelling way for
the need to reconsider his novel integration of thought today. The
book will appeal not only to specialists in the thought of Cusanus
but also to individuals who are interested in learning how the
personal and intellectual legacy of a German cardinal from the
fifteenth century can still provoke so much interest among a global
community of scholars today. ABOUT THE EDITOR: Peter J. Casarella
is associate professor of systematic theology at The Catholic
University of America. He is the author of several books and
articles including Word as Bread: Language and Theology in Nicholas
of Cusa (forthcoming). THE CONTRIBUTORS: Elizabeth Brient, Peter
Casarella, Louis Dupré, Wilhelm Dupré, Walter Andreas Euler,
Karsten Harries, Jasper Hopkins, Nancy Hudson, Regine Kather, Il
Kim, Bernard McGinn, Cary J. Nederman, Thomas Prügl, Paul E.
Sigmund, Frank Tobin, and Morimichi Watanabe PRAISE FOR THE BOOK:
"This is a very rich collection of papers which portray and analyze
Nicholas of Cusa as mystic, philosopher, politician, aesthete and
natural scientist. They excellently communicate both the
versatility and the underlying coherence of Nicholas' magisterial
work. Peter Casarella and his contributors have given us an
important publication which is to be warmly recommended not only
for those with interests in the late medieval world, but also for
those who wish to discover in the past vital resources for the
formation of the present."--Oliver Davies, King's College London
"Peter Casarella and the contributors have presented a book which
leads to many fundamentally convincing aspects of the legacy of
learned ignorance." -- Harald Schwaetzer, The Medieval Review "The
editor of this volume, Peter Casarella, has organized a collection
of papers rooted in a panoply of viewpoints, presuppositions and
fields of inquiry, which, when gathered together, much like the
Tegernsee monks gathered around the icon of Christ in Cusa's
classic, De visione Dei, works to supplement, enrich and augment
what otherwise would be more impoverished perspectives. In this
way, the collection authentically represents the Cusan legacy,
demonstrating the importance and enduring relevance of Cusa's
conjectures in various fields. . . . The essays in this collection
demonstrate a significant advance in Cusan scholarship. . . . [The]
quality of research represented in these essays helps bend the
branches that the fruit may be
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