Thomas Merton, David Tracy and the Uncanny: Signs... Still... of the Times.

Thomas Merton and David Tracy travelled similar paths in engaging the complex and ambiguous reality of the twentieth century, and the challenge of living in it with faith, hope and love. They both did so as Roman Catholics, but in different contexts (the monastery vs. the university). It is fruitful...

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Publicado en:Merton Annual Vol. 38; pp. 101 - 122
Autor principal: Ashley, J. Matthew
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Publicado: Fons Vitae Publishing 2025
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