title: Everything Is Sacred: Spiritual Exegesis in the Political Theology of Henri de Lubac (Theopolitical Visions)
author:  Bryan C. Hollon 
description: Everything is Sacred is an excellent introduction to the polemical and influential writings of Henri de Lubac.This book will be useful to scholars in hermeneutics, philosophy, systematic and historical theology. --Catholic Book Reviews<br /><br />Hollon's conviction that de Lubac's theology is christologically grounded is notable. Indeed, he contends that, despite the absence of rhetoric, de Lubac in fact goes further than radical orthodoxy in extending a fully Christianized ontology . This is not immediately obvious, hence the importance of the book s treatments of de Lubac's Corpus Mysticum ecclesiology and especially his spiritual exegesis: both are unified in Christ. --Modern Theology<br /><br />This is a useful study that rightly corrects Milbank's use of de Lubac and makes a serious contribution to the conversation over radical orthodoxy. --Theological Studies
zlib_text: EVERYTHING IS
  SACRED
  Spiritual
  Exegesis
  in the
  Political
  Theology
  of
  Henri de Lubac
  Bryan C. HOLLON
  C
  
  EVERYTHING IS
  SACRED
  Spiritual Exegesis in the 
  Political Th eology of Henri de Lubac
  BRYAN C. HOLLON
   C
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