Jean Borella je křesťanský filozof a teolog. Jeho díla jsou hluboce inspirována starověkým a křesťanským novoplatonismem, ale také tradicionalistickou školou Reného Guénona a Frithjofa Schuona. Borella zkoumá vztah mezi vírou a rozumem, hledá jednotu v rozmanitosti duchovních tradic a snaží se propojit metafyzické myšlení s praktickým duchovním životem. Jeho práce nabízí hluboký vhled do podstaty reality a lidské existence z pohledu křesťanské mystiky.
This book compiles key writings from French philosopher Jean Borella, guiding readers from the physical world to a deeper inner experience. Borella's "resurrectional" insights offer a fresh perspective on Christ and the Church. Editor G. John Champoux includes selections from Saint Bonaventure to enhance this journey.
The book explores the tension between humanitarian ideology and core Christian dogmas, particularly in the wake of the Second Vatican Council. The author expresses concern over theologians and Church members questioning essential tenets of faith under the guise of love for humanity. This critique is rooted in the author's dismay at the erosion of traditional beliefs, which he argues has been exacerbated by a two-century trend towards humanitarianism that threatens the integrity of the Christian Creed.