There is . -- National Catholic Reporter. -- Bede Griffiths, author of A New Vision of Reality The Sheer joy of the shared commitment of Aquinas and Fox to Creation Spirituality is contagious and pervades almost every page of this big volume. -- Rupert Sheldrake, author of Science Set Free In this book, the teaching of Aquinas comes through with a fullness and an insight that has never been presented in English before, and that moreover is shown to have a vital message for the world today. -- William Everson, author of The Integral Years and The Residual Years Matthew Fox allows Aquinas to speak for himself, and at the same time the dialogue enables the relevance of what he says to come across with great clarity.
The introduction is the finest thing on Aquinas I have ever read. -- New Humanity Seizing Aquinas by scapular and capuche, Fox hauls him point by point through the fundamental issues of our day.
This is an important book and will give much pleasure to those looking for deeper and richer philosophy.
This edition features a foreword by biologist and author Rupert Sheldrake and an afterword by Benedictine monk Bede Griffiths.
The responses are culled from Aquinas\'s works and include pieces never before translated into English.
He speaks in a modern forum, questioning the saint about the Four Paths of Creation Spirituality.
Fox reveals a passionate, prophetic, and mystical celebrator of the blessings of creation. -- The Bloomsbury Review Renowned theologian Matthew Fox interviews Thomas Aquinas in a provocative reevaluation of the thirteenth-century saint. drama and urgency in these dialogues. . .
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