Joseph T. Lienhard
Biography
Joseph T. Lienhard earned a Dr. theol. habil. at the University of Freiburg. Lienhard previously taught at Marquette University and has been at Fordham University. Lienhard wrote Ministry (2011) and edited Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy (2001).
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Theology
“Weinandy and Keating have written a targeted book on Athanasius, limited to three topics: theology (Trinity, Incarnation and Soteriology) and reception — Athanasius’s afterlife, where he was variously exalted, neglected, misquoted (the “Athanasian Creed”), revered as the father of orthodoxy (J. H. Newman), despised as the arch-heretic (Isaac Newton), and, in modern times, interpreted by some as a saint and by others as a thug. The book is highly recommended, for its clarity and the breadth of its scope.”
Exploring the World’s Foundations in Christ
Theology
“Kevin McMahon has crafted a clear path through Fr. Donald Keefe's theology, itself an intriguing forest eminently worth exploring. In his lifelong project, Keefe worked out a unique theological synthesis of creation in Christ, Eucharistic metaphysics, marital ecclesiology, and more. Keefe's work is often challenging but always provocative and rewarding. McMahon has done a welcome service in compiling this valuable anthology.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“The publication in English of de Lubac's Medieval Exegesis is an epochal event.”
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