Rhona Lewis is an independent scholar, UK

• IntroductionPART 1: Schillebeeckx’s RessourcementChapter 1:Christian Creation Faith: Aquinas and SchillebeeckxChapter 2:Christian Anthropology: Irenaeus and SchillebeeckxPART 2: Questions of Continuity and ChangeChapter 3:Questions of Continuity and ChangeChapter 4: Continuity and change in Schillebeeckx’s Christology: The Earlier ChristologyChapter 5: Continuity and Change in Schillebeeckx’s Later Christology: Suffering and SinChapter 6: Continuity and Change in Schillebeeckx’s Later Christology: The Praxis of the Kingdom of God and the Humanity of Christ.PART 3: Schillebeeckx’s Ideas and Methods in dialogue with New ContextsChapter 7: Schillebeeckx’s Ideas and Methods in Dialogue with New Contexts: The Femicide in Ciudad-Juárez.Chapter 8: Schillebeeckx’s Ideas and Methods in dialogue with New Contexts: The Catholic Dialogue School in FlandersConclusion Bibliography

Highly intelligent offering, intelligent not least because of its sensitive discussion of human suffering.

Rhona Lewis is an independent scholar, UK

• IntroductionPART 1: Schillebeeckx’s RessourcementChapter 1:Christian Creation Faith: Aquinas and SchillebeeckxChapter 2:Christian Anthropology: Irenaeus and SchillebeeckxPART 2: Questions of Continuity and ChangeChapter 3:Questions of Continuity and ChangeChapter 4: Continuity and change in Schillebeeckx’s Christology: The Earlier ChristologyChapter 5: Continuity and Change in Schillebeeckx’s Later Christology: Suffering and SinChapter 6: Continuity and Change in Schillebeeckx’s Later Christology: The Praxis of the Kingdom of God and the Humanity of Christ.PART 3: Schillebeeckx’s Ideas and Methods in dialogue with New ContextsChapter 7: Schillebeeckx’s Ideas and Methods in Dialogue with New Contexts: The Femicide in Ciudad-Juárez.Chapter 8: Schillebeeckx’s Ideas and Methods in dialogue with New Contexts: The Catholic Dialogue School in FlandersConclusion Bibliography

Highly intelligent offering, intelligent not least because of its sensitive discussion of human suffering.

Rhona Lewis is an independent scholar, UK

• IntroductionPART 1: Schillebeeckx’s RessourcementChapter 1:Christian Creation Faith: Aquinas and SchillebeeckxChapter 2:Christian Anthropology: Irenaeus and SchillebeeckxPART 2: Questions of Continuity and ChangeChapter 3:Questions of Continuity and ChangeChapter 4: Continuity and change in Schillebeeckx’s Christology: The Earlier ChristologyChapter 5: Continuity and Change in Schillebeeckx’s Later Christology: Suffering and SinChapter 6: Continuity and Change in Schillebeeckx’s Later Christology: The Praxis of the Kingdom of God and the Humanity of Christ.PART 3: Schillebeeckx’s Ideas and Methods in dialogue with New ContextsChapter 7: Schillebeeckx’s Ideas and Methods in Dialogue with New Contexts: The Femicide in Ciudad-Juárez.Chapter 8: Schillebeeckx’s Ideas and Methods in dialogue with New Contexts: The Catholic Dialogue School in FlandersConclusion Bibliography

Highly intelligent offering, intelligent not least because of its sensitive discussion of human suffering.