Description: This bold and original book explores the relationship between Rahner's philosophy and his theology, which reveal it as much more progressive and open-ended than previously considered.
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'This book is a must for Rahner enthusiasts, and they could spend a great deal of time arguing about it.' - Church Times
'... a carefully reasoned and compelling study, with a lucidity which is all the more impressive given the complexity of the subject matter. Especially welcome is the concise but very helpful final chapter, in which she applies her general arguments to the particular theory of 'anonymous Christians' ...' - Theology
'This is a book that adds to Karl Rahner scholarship in an impressive manner ... [Kilby's] argument covers fresh ground and is a thorough and rigorous examination of key issues in remarkably lucid prose. Kilby is sure footed in both the disciplines explored, theology and philosophy.' - Reviews in Religion and Theology