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Tag Archives: henri de lubac
Review: De Lubac, Scripture in the Tradition
This is an abridgement of his works on Origen and Medieval exegesis–but don’t let that turn you off. In many ways, this book is much the superior, especially when compared with the latter. It relies on footnotes, not endnotes, and … Continue reading
Review: Medieval Exegesis, volume 2
Henri de Lubac’s writing style is similar to M Night Shamalyan’s film success: in some works he was wildly successful, in others he just got lucky, and some just failed to deliver. Volume 2 of Medieval Exegesis is in the … Continue reading
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Tagged hans boersma, henri de lubac, hermeneutics, nouvelle theologie
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Review: Nouvelle Theologie (Boersma)
Genealogical critiques are always dangerous, but it seems they are necessary. Hans Boersma examines the ideas that undercut late medieval Catholicism and also provided for the rise of “nouvelle theologie” in the 20th century. This book is the scholarly version … Continue reading
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Tagged hans boersma, hans urs von balthalsar, henri de lubac, nouvelle theologie, vatican II
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Medieval Exegesis Vol. 1
Argument: Medieval exegesis isn’t simply allegory, for it goes far beyond the method of ancient pagan sources. Rather, it seeks the “spirit” of Scripture. Medieval Exegesis. Volume 1: The Four Senses of Scripture. By Henri de Lubac. Translated by Mark … Continue reading
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Tagged allegory, henri de lubac, hermeneutics, liturgy, medievalism, soul
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