Finding All Things in God

Pansacramentalism is presented as a framework for discovering the divine within all aspects of life, emphasizing its interreligious implications for theology. Hans Gustafson argues that theology must be rooted in spirituality, proposing this concept as a bridge between the two. He explores the history of spirituality and establishes a foundation for sacramentality, drawing on classical insights from Aquinas and contemporary perspectives from Rahner and Chauvet. This work invites a deeper understanding of the interplay between faith and lived religious experience.