Carlos Blanco is the author of 'El Pensamiento de la Apocalíptica Judía', 'Why Resurrection?' (Lutterworth Press, 2011), and 'Mentes Maravillosas que Cambiaron la Humanidad'. He has been a Visiting Fellow at the Committee on the Study of Religion at Harvard University, and he is currently a researcher and professor at Instituto de Cultura y Sociedad (Spain).

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: The Salvific Dimension of ThoughtPart 1: In Search of Fundamentum1 Philosophy beyond Science2 The Senses of Being3 The Dynamism of BeingExcursus: On the Dimensions of Being and the Limitations of the Principle of Non-contradictionPart 2: Fundamentum in History4 Consciousness beyond the World: Freedom5 Freedom beyond Itself: Solidarity6 Solidarity beyond Itself: CreationExcursus: A Salvific History for AllExcursus: From the 'Thrownness' into the World to the Kingdom of EndsExcursus: The Concept of Religion and the Scope of TheologyExcursus: The Names of Humanity and the Utopia of a Redeemed PastPart 3: Questioning as Salvation7 Death as Challenge8 Wisdom, Love, and BeautyEpilogue: Only a God Can Still Save UsAppendicesAppendix A: Hegel:History, Theodicy, Art, and RedemptionAppendix B: Dilthey and the Legitimacy of the 'Sciences of the Spirit'Appendix C: Religion as Illusion in Sigmund FreudAppendix D: The Conception of God as Das Ganz-Andere in Rudolf OttoAppendix E: God, the Future, and the Fundamentum of History in Wolfhart PannenbergAppendix F: The Rose and Its ReasonBibliography

Philosophy and Salvation is an intellectual cum insightful well researched book which explores humanity in an engaging approach of classical, modern, continental philosophy and philosophers.

Carlos Blanco is the author of 'El Pensamiento de la Apocalíptica Judía', 'Why Resurrection?' (Lutterworth Press, 2011), and 'Mentes Maravillosas que Cambiaron la Humanidad'. He has been a Visiting Fellow at the Committee on the Study of Religion at Harvard University, and he is currently a researcher and professor at Instituto de Cultura y Sociedad (Spain).

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: The Salvific Dimension of ThoughtPart 1: In Search of Fundamentum1 Philosophy beyond Science2 The Senses of Being3 The Dynamism of BeingExcursus: On the Dimensions of Being and the Limitations of the Principle of Non-contradictionPart 2: Fundamentum in History4 Consciousness beyond the World: Freedom5 Freedom beyond Itself: Solidarity6 Solidarity beyond Itself: CreationExcursus: A Salvific History for AllExcursus: From the 'Thrownness' into the World to the Kingdom of EndsExcursus: The Concept of Religion and the Scope of TheologyExcursus: The Names of Humanity and the Utopia of a Redeemed PastPart 3: Questioning as Salvation7 Death as Challenge8 Wisdom, Love, and BeautyEpilogue: Only a God Can Still Save UsAppendicesAppendix A: Hegel:History, Theodicy, Art, and RedemptionAppendix B: Dilthey and the Legitimacy of the 'Sciences of the Spirit'Appendix C: Religion as Illusion in Sigmund FreudAppendix D: The Conception of God as Das Ganz-Andere in Rudolf OttoAppendix E: God, the Future, and the Fundamentum of History in Wolfhart PannenbergAppendix F: The Rose and Its ReasonBibliography

Philosophy and Salvation is an intellectual cum insightful well researched book which explores humanity in an engaging approach of classical, modern, continental philosophy and philosophers.

Carlos Blanco is the author of 'El Pensamiento de la Apocalíptica Judía', 'Why Resurrection?' (Lutterworth Press, 2011), and 'Mentes Maravillosas que Cambiaron la Humanidad'. He has been a Visiting Fellow at the Committee on the Study of Religion at Harvard University, and he is currently a researcher and professor at Instituto de Cultura y Sociedad (Spain).

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: The Salvific Dimension of ThoughtPart 1: In Search of Fundamentum1 Philosophy beyond Science2 The Senses of Being3 The Dynamism of BeingExcursus: On the Dimensions of Being and the Limitations of the Principle of Non-contradictionPart 2: Fundamentum in History4 Consciousness beyond the World: Freedom5 Freedom beyond Itself: Solidarity6 Solidarity beyond Itself: CreationExcursus: A Salvific History for AllExcursus: From the 'Thrownness' into the World to the Kingdom of EndsExcursus: The Concept of Religion and the Scope of TheologyExcursus: The Names of Humanity and the Utopia of a Redeemed PastPart 3: Questioning as Salvation7 Death as Challenge8 Wisdom, Love, and BeautyEpilogue: Only a God Can Still Save UsAppendicesAppendix A: Hegel:History, Theodicy, Art, and RedemptionAppendix B: Dilthey and the Legitimacy of the 'Sciences of the Spirit'Appendix C: Religion as Illusion in Sigmund FreudAppendix D: The Conception of God as Das Ganz-Andere in Rudolf OttoAppendix E: God, the Future, and the Fundamentum of History in Wolfhart PannenbergAppendix F: The Rose and Its ReasonBibliography

Philosophy and Salvation is an intellectual cum insightful well researched book which explores humanity in an engaging approach of classical, modern, continental philosophy and philosophers.