Mark A. McIntosh
Author of Mysteries of Faith
About the Author
Mark A. McIntosh is Professor of Systematic Theology and Spirituality at Loyola University, Chicago
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Works by Mark A. McIntosh
Associated Works
The Modern Theologians: An Introduction to Christian Theology Since 1918 (2005) — Contributor, some editions — 216 copies, 1 review
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Common Knowledge
- Legal name
- McIntosh, Mark Allen
- Birthdate
- 1960-02-02
- Gender
- male
- Education
- Yale University ( [1982])
St. Stephen's House, Oxford University ( [1985])
General Theological Seminary ( [1986]) - Occupations
- Episcopal priest
Professor of Systematic Theology and Spirituality, Loyola University
Canon theologian to the Presiding Bishop
Assistant Dean, St. James Cathedral, Chicago, Illinois - Organizations
- Episcopal Church
St. James Cathedral, Chicago, Illinois - Nationality
- USA
- Birthplace
- Evanston, Illinois, USA
- Places of residence
- Evanston, Illinois, USA (Birth)
Chicago, Illinois, USA - Associated Place (for map)
- Illinois, USA
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Reviews
Mysteries of Faith has been instrumental in cementing my own awareness of my thoughts on the meaning of life, on purpose, on God, and why we are all here, not so much because of what the author says, and I do sometimes think he becomes overwhelmingly circular in his arguments, but because of the way the author has started a conversation that has led me to think and question and formulate my own questions and answers. And I suppose that this is what the study of theology, at least from a lay show more position, is all about.
Added spring 2018. A second reading is offering new depths. I think this is a book to be plumbed. I also admit that the first time I read this book I read it in a group that did not like the book, and in this reading I am able to delve more deeply into the spiritual depths the author is trying to point us toward (but not explain, as who could?) show less
Added spring 2018. A second reading is offering new depths. I think this is a book to be plumbed. I also admit that the first time I read this book I read it in a group that did not like the book, and in this reading I am able to delve more deeply into the spiritual depths the author is trying to point us toward (but not explain, as who could?) show less
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- Rating
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