Catholicity, Science, and Our Evolving Understanding of God
- Religious Pluralism and Interreligious Theology
- The Image of the Unseen God
- Incarnation
- Cuéntame
- The Way of Kindness
- Teilhard’s Struggle
- When the Disciple Comes of Age
- The Church and the Racial Divide
- Mindfulness
- Gandhi on Christianity
- Birth of a Movement
- Go, Teach, Make Disciples - Sourcebook for Mission education and Animation
What does it mean to be “made in the image and likeness of God”? How has the world talked about God over the ages? What do the life and teachings of Jesus say about the nature of God? Do the “new sciences” diminish or affirm Christianity’s understanding of God?
Through the lens of “catholicity,” an awareness of our fundamental wholeness in God, Fr. Hosinski surveys our evolving understandings of God, casting light on our knowledge of the universe as revealed in physics, cosmology, and biology, particularly the theory of evolution. Here is a holistic understanding of God compatible with the implications of contemporary science that, remarkably, advances an understanding that is harmonious with the implications of Jesus’ own life and teachings.
