Raymond Moloney is Professor of Systematic Theology at the Milltown Institute, Dublin.
"A major strength of Moloney's book is its placing of individual
modern accounts - by Rahner, von Balthasar and Lonergan - within
the context of the rich scholastic tradition in which these writers
were educated... a well-argued, provocative and learned book that
can be warmly recommended, particularly for its lucid treatment of
the history of the problem."--Priests and People, July 2001
"Besides the usefulness of so much historical material assembled in
one place, the value of this monograph lies in its clear writing,
which helps the reader through dense philosophical thickets, and in
the transparent way the author builds his own position, inviting
the reader to do likewise....a serviceable, substantial treatment
of a perennial issue." -Theological Studies
"Clearly a book for theologically-aware readers." - Themelios,
Summer, 2001
"Complex debates, particularly those of the Middle Ages, are
presented with clarity and thoughtfulness". --International Journal
of Systematic Theology 3.2 (July 2001)
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