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Theology and the People of God

by Anthony M. Maher

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"This unique book brings together some of Australia’s leading Catholic scholars to offer a sacramental vision of reality. Collectively, the contributors engage in theological investigation (intellectual praxis), to explore some of the most challenging questions raised by history, science and philosophy. Written in language accessible for teachers, students and clergy, it offers an ‘open-door’ into the theological academy, through which readers may walk to deepen their faith and theological knowledge. In the light of Vatican II, this compendium speaks to ‘the signs of the times’. At its core, it offers a theological vision and language to the people of God, so together as Church (synodally), we can engage in the great issues of our time." -- Back cover.… (more)
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"This unique book brings together some of Australia’s leading Catholic scholars to offer a sacramental vision of reality. Collectively, the contributors engage in theological investigation (intellectual praxis), to explore some of the most challenging questions raised by history, science and philosophy. Written in language accessible for teachers, students and clergy, it offers an ‘open-door’ into the theological academy, through which readers may walk to deepen their faith and theological knowledge. In the light of Vatican II, this compendium speaks to ‘the signs of the times’. At its core, it offers a theological vision and language to the people of God, so together as Church (synodally), we can engage in the great issues of our time." -- Back cover.

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