There is no need to furnish an apologia for dealing with the subject of this essay. Its importance within the Christian and Catholic religion is obvious. The characterization of Christianity as a '…
The theology of Karl Rahner is perhaps more than anything else a theology investigating the ground and modes of man's freedom in God. In This book this primary concern of Rahner's provides the focu…
This new volume of Theological Investigations collects together those dogmatic reflections which , the author have published since the apprearance of the first four volumes of these "Investigation…
The question of the love of Jesus is a far more difficult one than it appears in first sight. It is actually the question: How does one attain to the nearbess all lovers seek when the beloved is an…
This second book in what was to become in retrospect a series of three books assembled toward the end of his life collecting Rahner's informal views on life and the Church moved me the most. The fi…
This book examines the basic problems faced by dogmatic and biblical theologians confronted by traditional christological formulations. In a series of three essays, Karl Rahner explores these theme…
This book can truly be called one of the great theological works of our age. we know that dogmatic theology does not change in its essenticals from age to age, but it can be brought up to date and …
Though published in 1961, this discussion by Karl Rahner still resonates today. He describes a faith in God that is "intellectually honest, that considers contemporary science, that is not ideologi…
he first German edition of this book was publishd in December 1961. It was so well received that we felt our purpose had been understood and appreciated. This second, thoroughly revised and augment…