The Baum, Gregory 1923- Kirvan, John J. ed. text bibliography nyu New York Paulist Press ©1971 1971 monographic eng

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vi, 154 pages ; 21 cm. When is a theological debate more than a churchy quarrel? More than esoteric book reviewing? When the debate digs into underlying questions that involve the whole of man's search for the meaning of human life it becomes important. When, as in the case of the infallibility debate, it stretches the perimeters of the discussion to examine the possibility of truth and the shape of its possible expression, then it is important. When the debaters go beyond "point making" to make their own contributions to a conversation that is just beginning then it is important. When the contributors are contributors are among the most insightful and provocative of today's theologians, then the debate is worth its time and space.Gregory Baum, Richard McBrien, Harry McSorley and George Lindbeck attempt in this book to do all these things, to make it important. Gregory Baum, George Lindbeck, Richard McBrien, Harry J. McSorley, edited by John J. Kirvan. Includes bibliographical references. Catholic Church Infallibility BV 601.6.I5 I525 262.7/2 76168745 DLC 711005 20240502152355.0 820431 spa