Gavin D'Costa Knihy

The book features a dialogue among five poet-theologians from the Christian tradition, collectively known as The Diviners. Each contributor reflects on the interplay between poetry and faith, drawing from their personal writings and including their own poems. The discussions invite deeper exploration of themes surrounding creativity and spirituality, making it a valuable read for poets, theologians, and anyone interested in cultivating a contemplative approach to language and the creative process.

Engaging with French feminist theory alongside Islam, Hinduism, and Judaism, this book revisits traditional Catholic themes, particularly focusing on the doctrine of God as Trinity. It offers a profound exploration that promises to renew and deepen theological reflection, making it a significant contribution to contemporary discussions on faith and gender.

Focusing on the Roman Catholic Church's authoritative teachings, this book explores its perspectives on world religions, with particular emphasis on Judaism and Islam. It provides valuable insights into how these faiths are understood within the context of Catholic doctrine, enhancing the dialogue between different religious traditions.

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