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Title: The Sense of the Supernatural by Jean Borella, G. John Champoux ISBN: 0-567-08662-3 Publisher: T&t Clark Ltd Pub. Date: February, 2002 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $23.95 |
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Comment: "For three centuries, Christian philosophers and theologians tried to preserve God's transcendence by denying any continuity between the natural and the supernatural. In so doing, they inadvertently played into the hands of those who wanted to push God to the margins, or even deny him altogether. The result was to lay the foundations of modernism, as well as secular humanism. "During the twentieth century, the writings of Henri de Lubac and others, drawing on the ancient sources of Christian tradition, were instrumental in overcoming this dualism of nature and grace and preparing the way for a new appreciation of Christian mysticism. For de Lubac, as for the ancient Christian writers, both cosmology and anthropology must be recentered on Christ, and the 'natural desire for God' is understood as lying at the very heart of our human existence. "In this remarkable book-the first in English by a writer of growing importance in France-the foundations are laid of a theology of culture in the tradition of de Lubac and J.H. Newman. The modernist crisis is examined from an unusual angle, and understood as never before. The fate of the Catholic liturgy in the wake of the Second Vatican Council is examined, and the need for a recovery of the sense of the sacred becomes clear. In reaffirming the importance of symbolism and sacrament, in resisting the temptations of integralism and extreme traditionalism, Jean Borella recalls us to the adventure of becoming human, reminding us of the patristic and Orthodox teaching on deification, and helps to reopen in us 'the place where God awaits our waiting on him'-the place where God's promises and our deepest desires are fulfilled beyond measure." -from the book jacket
TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface: Nature desires supernature Part I THE LOST ROAD OF FAITH: THE BLINDED HEART Chapter 1 - From Faith-Knowledge to Faith-Will 1. The advent of ideological Christianity 2. Heresies of the first type are concerned with objective faith 3. Heresies of the second type deal with subjective faith Chapter 2 - A Vision Deficient in Light 1. Actual and habitual grace 2. The sense of the supernatural 3. The closing of the eye of the heart and the birth of Modernism Chapter 3 - A Brief Aetiology of Modernism 1. The external causes 2. The internal causes Chapter 4 - Inventory of a Dead Faith 1. From the destruction of nature to a nature shut up within itself 2. Modernism has lost the key to the religious heart of man 3. Faith has become nothing more than its own historical manifestation 4. The Church is only an historical form of religious consciousness 5. Divine grace is forgotten 6. An established Modernism? Chapter 5 - Spirit and Resistance 1. Fidelity to principle, resistance to history 2. The resistance of form 3. The resistance of spirit Chapter 6 - The Sense of the Sacred Part II THE CONTEMPLATED TRUTH OF FAITH: THE BODY OF CHRIST Chapter 7 - The Essence and Forms of the 'Body of Christ' 1. The triple Body of Christ 2. Its unique essence Chapter 8 - The "Body of Christ" and the Work of Salvation 1. The work of creation and the work of salvation 2. The mystery of the Blood poured forth Chapter 9 - Metaphysics of the Eternal Exposition Chapter 10 - The Prophetic and the Sacramental Functions of Scripture 1. Three or four bodies? 2. The three coordinates of the real and the three phases of Sacred History 3. Semantic guide-marks for sacred events 4. The sacramental function of Scripture 5. Mystery and Archetype 6. Scripture and prayer 7. On the metaphysical nature of human and divine-human acts Conclusion. Christ the unity of the Alpha and Omega Part IIITHE REDISCOVERED LIFE OF FAITH: THE DEIFYING GLORY Chapter 11 - The Scriptural and Theological Roots of Deification 1. Baptismal initiation and divine filiation 2. Eucharistic initiation and Christification 3. Paracletic initiation and spiritual perfection 4. The deifying operations Chapter 12 - From Deification to Creation 1. Theology or mysticism? 2. 'As I will be known, I will know' 3. The uncreated Mystery within us. 4. 'Fiat voluntas tua' Appendix: The Luther Question
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Title: Cosmic Liturgy: The Universe According to Maximus the Confessor (Communio Books.) by Hans Urs Von Balthasar ISBN: 0898707587 Publisher: Ignatius Press Pub. Date: May, 2003 List Price(USD): $24.95 |
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Title: The Crisis of the Modern World by Rene Guenon, Arthur Osborne, Marco Pallis, Richard C. Nicholson ISBN: 0900588241 Publisher: Sophia Perennis Et Universalis Pub. Date: August, 2001 List Price(USD): $18.95 |
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Title: The Secret of the Christian Way: A Contemplative Ascent Through the Writings of Jean Borella by Jean Borella, G. John Champoux, Wolfgang Smith ISBN: 0791448444 Publisher: State Univ of New York Pr Pub. Date: March, 2001 List Price(USD): $20.95 |
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Title: The Mystery of the Supernatural (Milestones in Catholic Theology) by Henri de Lubac, Rosemary Sheed, Henri de Lubac ISBN: 0824516990 Publisher: Crossroad/Herder & Herder Pub. Date: May, 1998 List Price(USD): $29.95 |
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Title: The Order of the Ages: World History in the Light of a Universal Cosmogony by Robert Bolton, John Michell ISBN: 0900588314 Publisher: Sophia Perennis Et Universalis Pub. Date: March, 2001 List Price(USD): $21.95 |
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