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Matthew W. Knotts teaches Theology at Loyola Academy, USA.
Matthew Knotts alerts the reader to challenging aspects of being human in Augustine's dialectical approach to the pursuit of self-knowledge within God. He engages in a dialogue between Augustine, himself, and Heraclitus' openness for contradicting phenomena within the universe. In discussion with ‘the complete Augustinian overdetermined portrait of the self’, he explores in imaginative prose the bishop’s efforts to examine the abyss of the self and being human. * Martin Claes, Tilburg University, The Netherlands * Confronting the deep division between the self and the exterior world, this work focuses on the therapeutic and psychological aspects of philosophy and theology. This challenging undertaking opens a dialogue with a surprising pair of thinkers, Heraclitus and Augustine, on what it means to be human, as revealed by the pandemic. * Naoki Kamimura, Tokyo Gakugei University, Japan *
The Spirit of Polyphony
Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Musical Pneumatology...
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$170
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Doors of the Sea
Where Was God in the Tsunami?
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$24.95
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A Less Familiar Plato
From Phaedo to Philebus
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$160.95
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Religion
What It Is, How It Works, and Why...
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$42.99
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The Best Effect
Theology and the Origins of Consequentialism...
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$173.95
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