The Creativity of God: World, Eucharist, Reason

Oliver Davies

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INTRODUCTION: THE cOSMOLOGICAL IMPERATIVE Part I. AN ARCHAEOLOGY oF CREATEDNESS: 1. The architecture of createdness 2. The metaphysics of createdness 3. Cosmological fragments Part II. Scriptural Cosmology: 4. Speech revealed 5. Spirit and letter 6. Voice and sacrifice Part III. Eucharistic Wisdom: 7. The abundant real 8. Wisdom of the flesh 9. Eucharistic reasoning Conclusion: Cosmology and the theological imagination.

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