Theology in Dialogue. OBT 186

“This book aims to present theology as emerging from the narrow confines of

isolation and the limited circle of ecclesiastical references. Without polemical

overtones and especially without apologetic pretensions, the line of thought that

unfolds in this book seeks to demonstrate theology’s capacity to engage in dialogue

with the most diverse fields of knowledge”.

Antonio Autiero, from the publishing review

“The book’s chosen approach is the importance of dialogue among the sciences as

a possibility to overcome the risk of biased approaches to today’s challenges and

to ensure a comprehensive look at the world and its problems. The book offers

some examples of the prominence of the dialogue between theology and biology,

and technical, economic, and medical sciences, sciences of culture, and political

sciences, thanks to contributions from international scholars”.

Francesco Pesce, from the publishing review

“If dialogue was one of the key words of the Second Vatican Council, then this

book, 60 years after the end of the Council, represents a fitting contribution to its

ecclesiology”.

Jan Loffeld, from the publishing review