Teselle Eugene B 1931 (1 results)

VG black cloth in lt. edgeworn red on charcoal dj. Unread copy. xiv, 178 p.; 23 cm. `This is an essay in advocacy.as an admirer of Blondel and Teilhard, Barth and Rahner--the very thinkers whose position I am attacking--having been compelled by the drift of the problem to come to the opposite conclusion and wishing to save some of my favorite thinkers from the nonsense into which they were drawn and let the true implications of their views come forth. I would like to go behind the christological controversies of the fifth century to the way of thinking that prevailed in earlier times and was brought to its fullest expression by Origen, a way of thinking in which the two "extreme" positions in Christology--divine relatedness to the world and presence in it, and fully human consciousness--can be held simultaneously.'. Binding is Hardcover.…