Stephan van Erp is Professor of Fundamental Theology at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies, KU Leuven, Belgium. He is the coordinator of the Research Unit Systematic Theology and the Study of Religions, the Managing Editor of Tijdschrift voor Theologie, and editor of T&T Clark Studies in Edward Schillebeeckx. Daniel Minch is Assistant Professor in Dogmatic Theology at the Institute of Systematic and Liturgical Studies, University of Graz, Austria. Minch's current research interests include economy, political theology, theological hermeneutics, theologies of hope, and eschatology.

• Introduction: Reading Edward Schillebeeckx from His Texts and ContextPart One: SourcesIntroduction, Stephan van ErpChapter 1:Thomas Aquinas and ThomismChapter 2:Metaphysics and PhenomenologyChapter 3:Ressourcement TheologyChapter 4:Dominican SpiritualityPart Two: The Second Vatican Council and its AftermathIntroduction, Daniel MinchChapter 5:The Second Vatican CouncilChapter 6:HermeneuticsChapter 7:Church and WorldChapter 8:Historical-Critical MethodPart Three: Theological ThemesIntroduction, Julia FederChapter 9:GodChapter 10:CreationChapter 11:Sacramental TheologyChapter 12:Theological AnthropologyChapter 13:ChristologyChapter 14:GraceChapter 15:ResurrectionChapter 16:MaryChapter 17:EschatologyChapter 18:Magisterium and AuthorityChapter 19:MinistryPart Four: Theology of CultureIntroduction, Elizabeth PyneChapter 20:CultureChapter 21:SecularisationChapter 22:Political and Liberation TheologyChapter 23:Religious PluralismBibliographyIndex of Names

This new addition to T&T Clark/Bloomsbury’s growing number of books on the late, great, Dominican theologian Edward Schillebeeckx is very welcome indeed.

Stephan van Erp is Professor of Fundamental Theology at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies, KU Leuven, Belgium. He is the coordinator of the Research Unit Systematic Theology and the Study of Religions, the Managing Editor of Tijdschrift voor Theologie, and editor of T&T Clark Studies in Edward Schillebeeckx. Daniel Minch is Assistant Professor in Dogmatic Theology at the Institute of Systematic and Liturgical Studies, University of Graz, Austria. Minch's current research interests include economy, political theology, theological hermeneutics, theologies of hope, and eschatology.

• Introduction: Reading Edward Schillebeeckx from His Texts and ContextPart One: SourcesIntroduction, Stephan van ErpChapter 1:Thomas Aquinas and ThomismChapter 2:Metaphysics and PhenomenologyChapter 3:Ressourcement TheologyChapter 4:Dominican SpiritualityPart Two: The Second Vatican Council and its AftermathIntroduction, Daniel MinchChapter 5:The Second Vatican CouncilChapter 6:HermeneuticsChapter 7:Church and WorldChapter 8:Historical-Critical MethodPart Three: Theological ThemesIntroduction, Julia FederChapter 9:GodChapter 10:CreationChapter 11:Sacramental TheologyChapter 12:Theological AnthropologyChapter 13:ChristologyChapter 14:GraceChapter 15:ResurrectionChapter 16:MaryChapter 17:EschatologyChapter 18:Magisterium and AuthorityChapter 19:MinistryPart Four: Theology of CultureIntroduction, Elizabeth PyneChapter 20:CultureChapter 21:SecularisationChapter 22:Political and Liberation TheologyChapter 23:Religious PluralismBibliographyIndex of Names

This new addition to T&T Clark/Bloomsbury’s growing number of books on the late, great, Dominican theologian Edward Schillebeeckx is very welcome indeed.

Stephan van Erp is Professor of Fundamental Theology at the Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies, KU Leuven, Belgium. He is the coordinator of the Research Unit Systematic Theology and the Study of Religions, the Managing Editor of Tijdschrift voor Theologie, and editor of T&T Clark Studies in Edward Schillebeeckx. Daniel Minch is Assistant Professor in Dogmatic Theology at the Institute of Systematic and Liturgical Studies, University of Graz, Austria. Minch's current research interests include economy, political theology, theological hermeneutics, theologies of hope, and eschatology.

• Introduction: Reading Edward Schillebeeckx from His Texts and ContextPart One: SourcesIntroduction, Stephan van ErpChapter 1:Thomas Aquinas and ThomismChapter 2:Metaphysics and PhenomenologyChapter 3:Ressourcement TheologyChapter 4:Dominican SpiritualityPart Two: The Second Vatican Council and its AftermathIntroduction, Daniel MinchChapter 5:The Second Vatican CouncilChapter 6:HermeneuticsChapter 7:Church and WorldChapter 8:Historical-Critical MethodPart Three: Theological ThemesIntroduction, Julia FederChapter 9:GodChapter 10:CreationChapter 11:Sacramental TheologyChapter 12:Theological AnthropologyChapter 13:ChristologyChapter 14:GraceChapter 15:ResurrectionChapter 16:MaryChapter 17:EschatologyChapter 18:Magisterium and AuthorityChapter 19:MinistryPart Four: Theology of CultureIntroduction, Elizabeth PyneChapter 20:CultureChapter 21:SecularisationChapter 22:Political and Liberation TheologyChapter 23:Religious PluralismBibliographyIndex of Names

This new addition to T&T Clark/Bloomsbury’s growing number of books on the late, great, Dominican theologian Edward Schillebeeckx is very welcome indeed.