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Thomas Joseph White OP

Engaging the Doctrine of the Holy Spirit

Theology

“An exemplary work of ecumenical theology. Levering guides the reader through the most central and subtle questions of the theology of the Holy Spirit. He engages systematically with scriptural, patristic, medieval, and modern topics and relates the whole study coherently to the mystery of the Church. A splendid achievement of wonderful intellectual breadth and profoundly Catholic verve.”

Heaven, Hell, and Hope

Theology

“What does the New Testament, read within Christian tradition, teach about the possibility of the salvation of all, as well as the possibility of eternal perdition? These are the questions at the center of this important study. Kugler’s work is conducted with clarity, charity to all, and a sense of historical and theological accountability to Scripture. A fine contribution, and one important to ongoing consideration and debate about the Last Things.”

The Nicene Creed

Theology

“This splendid book provides a brilliant presentation of the Nicene Creed that is richly historical but accessible, and conceptually profound but clear, so that readers can understand why Christianity teaches and professes what it does. The book functions both as an excellent introduction to Christianity and as a reference for the pursuit of deeper understanding of the Catholic faith. In a world where many who are nonreligious have a creed of some kind that remains unstated, this statement of the Christian creed invites all to reflect on what is ultimately true and suggests plainly how true knowledge of God orients the human being toward happiness.”

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