Catherine Cornille
Biography
Catherine Cornille edited Criteria of Discernment in Interreligious Dialogue and Many Mansions?, and co-edited Interreligious Hermeneutics with Christopher Conway.
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World Religions
“With his magnanimous spirit, religious erudition, and spiritual depth, Yann Vagneux plunges into the Hindu tradition and is able to lift up the various ways in which it may open, or, to use his own expression, ‘dilate’ Christianity and make it receptive the way God speaks through the saintly figures and ideas of other religions.”
Earthing the Cosmic Christ of Ephesians—The Universe, Trinity, and Zhiyi’s Threefold Truth, Volume 1
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In familiar daring and creative fashion, John Keenan reads the letter to the Ephesians open to new and promising insights gained from his engagement with Buddhist philosophy. Few theologians in our day have the set of competencies needed to confront the cosmological and ethical challenges of the text, and offer a new framework of interpretation through which its core message can be understood afresh.”
Evangelization as Interreligious Dialogue
World Religions
“This volume offers compelling arguments for the possible or necessary synergy between proclamation of the truth of one’s own religion and dialogue with other religious traditions. It demonstrates that it is only through sincere and open grappling with often conflicting claims to truth that dialogue will lead to mutual edification and genuine theological growth.”
World Religions
“In the growing and complex field of interreligious studies, Everyday Wisdom offers a much-needed clarification of terms and orientations. But beyond that, the book also provides a set of principles or virtues for a holistic engagement with religious diversity. Everyday Wisdom is a great guide for anyone entering the field.”
Philosophy
“Humbling faith offers an entirely original treatment of religious humility in its different forms. In fresh and engaging prose, Admirand weaves together personal narrative, historical reality, and theological and philosophical reflection to demonstrate that dialogue with other religions, with atheists, and with history provides ample cause for carrying one’s faith humbly. It is both a fun and interesting read that significantly broadens the discussion on the topic of religious humility.”
History & Biography
“Following her pointed observation that 'witnesses are fountains from which theology springs forth,' Bingemer offers a rich theological reflection on some of the central themes emerging from the life and thought of Simone Weil, one of the twentieth century's most intriguing mystics. The book brings Weil into the heart of the Christian theological tradition, while recognizing her desire to remain clear of any institutional determination. It is an important contribution to Weil studies, and to contemporary mystical theology.”
Theology
“Squarely facing the challenges of science and religion, Seung Chul Kim offers an entirely original and compelling ‘theology of pluralistic pluralism’ drawing from the Huayan Buddhist understanding of reality and the self. It breaks open the staled discourse in theology of religions with new perspectives that promise to overcome the dichotomy between unity and plurality.”
Theology
“The Dialogical Spirit brings together some of the main theological interlocutors and strands of theological reflection that have shaped the thought of one of the most prolific and creative pentecostal theologians of our time. It offers a compelling argument for a pneumatological and dialogical theological method as particularly suited to address contemporary theological problems while remaining faithful to the core of Christian revelation.”
The Emptied Christ of Philippians
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Continuing his mission to 'enunciate the gospel in ever-new languages and philosophies,' Keenan offers a penetrating Mahayana reading of Paul's letter to the Philippians. Beautifully written, it opens our spiritual imagination to new ways of understanding Jesus Christ and experiencing his message.”
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