Stephan van Erp is Professor of Fundamental Theology at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies at KU Leuven, Belgium.Daniel Minch is Assistant Professor in Dogmatic Theology at the Institute of Systematic Theology and Liturgical Studies, University of Graz, Austria.

• ContentsNotes on ContributorsAcknowledgmentsList of Abbreviations1 Introducing Edward Schillebeeckx: A Theologian for Our Time Stephan van Erp and Daniel MinchPART I SOURCES2 The Thomistic Roots of Schillebeeckx’s Theology Pim Valkenberg3 Schillebeeckx’s Metaphysics and Epistemology: The Influence of Dominicus De Petter Dries Bosschaert and Stephan van Erp4 Schillebeeckx and Theological Ressourcement: Historical Notes on Schillebeeckx’s Reception of Nouvelle Théologie Karim Schelkens and Ju¨rgen Mettepenningen5 Schillebeeckx on Dominican Spirituality Erik Borgman and Anton Milh6 Schillebeeckx’s Phenomenology of Experience and Resurrection Faith Anthony J. GodziebaPART II THE SECOND VATICAN COUNCIL AND ITS AFTERMATH7 The World and History as Sacrament: Schillebeeckx on the Eve of the Second Vatican Council Joris Geldhof and Leo Kenis8 “Sign and Precursor of God’s Grace for All”: Schillebeeckx’s Ecclesiology During the Second Vatican Council Stephan van Erp9 In Search of a Catholic Use of Hermeneutics: Schillebeeckx’s Turn to Experience Daniel Minch10 Interpretation and Interrelation of Tradition and Situation: Schillebeeckx’s LaterTheological Hermeneutics Daniel Minch11 At the Service of Faith as a Quest: Schillebeeckx During the Post-Conciliar Years Erik Borgman and Thijs Caspers12 “A Conductor Who Is Playing the Violin Part”: Schillebeeckx and Historical-Critical Exegesis Laura Tack13 The Schillebeeckx Case: Three Acts and an Open Ending Leo Kenis and Lieven BoevePART III THEOLOGICAL THEMES14 Schillebeeckx on God Philip Kennedy15 Schillebeeckx’s Praxis of Creation Martin G. Poulsom16 Schillebeeckx’s Sacramental Theology of the Sacraments Joris Geldhof17 Openness for God: Schillebeeckx’s Early Theological Anthropology Mary Catherine Hilkert18 The Story of Jesus and Human Flourishing: Schillebeeckx’s Later Soteriological Anthropology Mary Catherine Hilkert19 Christ and Grace Christiane Alpers20 Resurrection of the Person Bernard P. Prusak21 Mary, Model of Eschatological Faith Julia Feder22 Encounters on the Periphery: Revealing the Reign of God Kathleen McManus23 Magisterium and Authority Daniel Speed Thompson24 Mutual Responsibility for the Gospel: Schillebeeckx’s Later Theology of Ministry and Its Implications for Today Mary Ann HinsdalePART IV THEOLOGY OF CULTURE25 Christ and Culture Roger Haight26 Schillebeeckx and the Path to a Liberation Theology Michael E. Lee27 Religious Pluralism Edmund Kee-Fook Chia28 Creation Faith and the Politics of Nature: Reading Schillebeeckx in an Ecological Age Elizabeth M. PyneIndex

The editors of this comprehensive volume have provided Schillebeeckx scholars with a veritable library of resources … The chapters are well written, with copious notes, and largely accessible. There is much valuable information that those who do not read Dutch will appreciate. This is an essential text for any theological library.

Stephan van Erp is Professor of Fundamental Theology at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies at KU Leuven, Belgium.Daniel Minch is Assistant Professor in Dogmatic Theology at the Institute of Systematic Theology and Liturgical Studies, University of Graz, Austria.

• ContentsNotes on ContributorsAcknowledgmentsList of Abbreviations1 Introducing Edward Schillebeeckx: A Theologian for Our Time Stephan van Erp and Daniel MinchPART I SOURCES2 The Thomistic Roots of Schillebeeckx’s Theology Pim Valkenberg3 Schillebeeckx’s Metaphysics and Epistemology: The Influence of Dominicus De Petter Dries Bosschaert and Stephan van Erp4 Schillebeeckx and Theological Ressourcement: Historical Notes on Schillebeeckx’s Reception of Nouvelle Théologie Karim Schelkens and Ju¨rgen Mettepenningen5 Schillebeeckx on Dominican Spirituality Erik Borgman and Anton Milh6 Schillebeeckx’s Phenomenology of Experience and Resurrection Faith Anthony J. GodziebaPART II THE SECOND VATICAN COUNCIL AND ITS AFTERMATH7 The World and History as Sacrament: Schillebeeckx on the Eve of the Second Vatican Council Joris Geldhof and Leo Kenis8 “Sign and Precursor of God’s Grace for All”: Schillebeeckx’s Ecclesiology During the Second Vatican Council Stephan van Erp9 In Search of a Catholic Use of Hermeneutics: Schillebeeckx’s Turn to Experience Daniel Minch10 Interpretation and Interrelation of Tradition and Situation: Schillebeeckx’s LaterTheological Hermeneutics Daniel Minch11 At the Service of Faith as a Quest: Schillebeeckx During the Post-Conciliar Years Erik Borgman and Thijs Caspers12 “A Conductor Who Is Playing the Violin Part”: Schillebeeckx and Historical-Critical Exegesis Laura Tack13 The Schillebeeckx Case: Three Acts and an Open Ending Leo Kenis and Lieven BoevePART III THEOLOGICAL THEMES14 Schillebeeckx on God Philip Kennedy15 Schillebeeckx’s Praxis of Creation Martin G. Poulsom16 Schillebeeckx’s Sacramental Theology of the Sacraments Joris Geldhof17 Openness for God: Schillebeeckx’s Early Theological Anthropology Mary Catherine Hilkert18 The Story of Jesus and Human Flourishing: Schillebeeckx’s Later Soteriological Anthropology Mary Catherine Hilkert19 Christ and Grace Christiane Alpers20 Resurrection of the Person Bernard P. Prusak21 Mary, Model of Eschatological Faith Julia Feder22 Encounters on the Periphery: Revealing the Reign of God Kathleen McManus23 Magisterium and Authority Daniel Speed Thompson24 Mutual Responsibility for the Gospel: Schillebeeckx’s Later Theology of Ministry and Its Implications for Today Mary Ann HinsdalePART IV THEOLOGY OF CULTURE25 Christ and Culture Roger Haight26 Schillebeeckx and the Path to a Liberation Theology Michael E. Lee27 Religious Pluralism Edmund Kee-Fook Chia28 Creation Faith and the Politics of Nature: Reading Schillebeeckx in an Ecological Age Elizabeth M. PyneIndex

The editors of this comprehensive volume have provided Schillebeeckx scholars with a veritable library of resources … The chapters are well written, with copious notes, and largely accessible. There is much valuable information that those who do not read Dutch will appreciate. This is an essential text for any theological library.

Stephan van Erp is Professor of Fundamental Theology at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies at KU Leuven, Belgium.Daniel Minch is Assistant Professor in Dogmatic Theology at the Institute of Systematic Theology and Liturgical Studies, University of Graz, Austria.

• ContentsNotes on ContributorsAcknowledgmentsList of Abbreviations1 Introducing Edward Schillebeeckx: A Theologian for Our Time Stephan van Erp and Daniel MinchPART I SOURCES2 The Thomistic Roots of Schillebeeckx’s Theology Pim Valkenberg3 Schillebeeckx’s Metaphysics and Epistemology: The Influence of Dominicus De Petter Dries Bosschaert and Stephan van Erp4 Schillebeeckx and Theological Ressourcement: Historical Notes on Schillebeeckx’s Reception of Nouvelle Théologie Karim Schelkens and Ju¨rgen Mettepenningen5 Schillebeeckx on Dominican Spirituality Erik Borgman and Anton Milh6 Schillebeeckx’s Phenomenology of Experience and Resurrection Faith Anthony J. GodziebaPART II THE SECOND VATICAN COUNCIL AND ITS AFTERMATH7 The World and History as Sacrament: Schillebeeckx on the Eve of the Second Vatican Council Joris Geldhof and Leo Kenis8 “Sign and Precursor of God’s Grace for All”: Schillebeeckx’s Ecclesiology During the Second Vatican Council Stephan van Erp9 In Search of a Catholic Use of Hermeneutics: Schillebeeckx’s Turn to Experience Daniel Minch10 Interpretation and Interrelation of Tradition and Situation: Schillebeeckx’s LaterTheological Hermeneutics Daniel Minch11 At the Service of Faith as a Quest: Schillebeeckx During the Post-Conciliar Years Erik Borgman and Thijs Caspers12 “A Conductor Who Is Playing the Violin Part”: Schillebeeckx and Historical-Critical Exegesis Laura Tack13 The Schillebeeckx Case: Three Acts and an Open Ending Leo Kenis and Lieven BoevePART III THEOLOGICAL THEMES14 Schillebeeckx on God Philip Kennedy15 Schillebeeckx’s Praxis of Creation Martin G. Poulsom16 Schillebeeckx’s Sacramental Theology of the Sacraments Joris Geldhof17 Openness for God: Schillebeeckx’s Early Theological Anthropology Mary Catherine Hilkert18 The Story of Jesus and Human Flourishing: Schillebeeckx’s Later Soteriological Anthropology Mary Catherine Hilkert19 Christ and Grace Christiane Alpers20 Resurrection of the Person Bernard P. Prusak21 Mary, Model of Eschatological Faith Julia Feder22 Encounters on the Periphery: Revealing the Reign of God Kathleen McManus23 Magisterium and Authority Daniel Speed Thompson24 Mutual Responsibility for the Gospel: Schillebeeckx’s Later Theology of Ministry and Its Implications for Today Mary Ann HinsdalePART IV THEOLOGY OF CULTURE25 Christ and Culture Roger Haight26 Schillebeeckx and the Path to a Liberation Theology Michael E. Lee27 Religious Pluralism Edmund Kee-Fook Chia28 Creation Faith and the Politics of Nature: Reading Schillebeeckx in an Ecological Age Elizabeth M. PyneIndex

The editors of this comprehensive volume have provided Schillebeeckx scholars with a veritable library of resources … The chapters are well written, with copious notes, and largely accessible. There is much valuable information that those who do not read Dutch will appreciate. This is an essential text for any theological library.