The Divine Project: Reflections on Creation and the Church
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It took close to 30 years for a box of cassette recordings to be discovered that had been lost in an Austrian convent. The voice of Joseph Ratzinger (Pope Benedict XVI) guides listeners over the challenging terrain of modern theology on these cassettes, which were recorded in 1985. These lectures have recently been published for readers all around the world after being dusted off and transcribed for many years.
The Divine Project examines both God as the Creator and man as the creation of this Creator. As Professor Matthew Levering notes, "Ratzinger guides us through the most difficult domains of modern theology and modern life: how to read the Bible; the Reason of God and the reasonableness of the cosmos; the meaning of original sin; technology, ecology, and creatureliness; the Cross and the Eucharist; and Vatican II, pluralism, the Magisterium, and the nature of the Church."
One of the most significant intellectuals of the twentieth and twenty-first century, Joseph Ratzinger, is briefly and clearly introduced in this formerly neglected text.
The Divine Project examines both God as the Creator and man as the creation of this Creator. As Professor Matthew Levering notes, "Ratzinger guides us through the most difficult domains of modern theology and modern life: how to read the Bible; the Reason of God and the reasonableness of the cosmos; the meaning of original sin; technology, ecology, and creatureliness; the Cross and the Eucharist; and Vatican II, pluralism, the Magisterium, and the nature of the Church."
One of the most significant intellectuals of the twentieth and twenty-first century, Joseph Ratzinger, is briefly and clearly introduced in this formerly neglected text.
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