Zachary Hayes

Autor(a) de Visions of a future : a study of Christian eschatology

19+ Works 193 Membros 3 Críticas

About the Author

Zachary Hayes, O.F.M., is professor of systematic theology at the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago. He received his doctoral degree in theology from the University of Bonn in 1964. Since then he has taught and written extensively on matters related to the theological understanding of creation mostrar mais and the relation between theology and science and has published four books dealing directly with related themes. He currently collaborates with the staff of the Chicago Center for Religion and Science mostrar menos

Inclui os nomes: Zachary J. Hayes, Zachary Trn Hayes, Zachary Hayes OFM, Zachary Hayes Ofm, Zachary OFM Hayes, Zachary Hayes, ofm, Zachary Hayes O. F. M., Dr.theol Zachary Hayes O.F.M.

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Obras por Zachary Hayes

What Are They Saying About Creation? (Deus Book) (1980) 27 exemplares

The Gift of Being: A Theology of Creation (New Theology Studies) (2001) 25 exemplares

What Are They Saying About the End of the World (1983) 18 exemplares

Bonaventure : mystical writings (1999) 18 exemplares

The hidden center: Spirituality and speculative Christology in St. Bonaventure (Franciscan pathways) (1981) 14 exemplares

Collations on the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit: Works of St. Bonaventure, Volume XIV (2007) 14 exemplares

Saint Bonaventure's Disputed Questions on the Knowledge of Christ (Works of Saint Bonaventure - Volume IV) (1992) 13 exemplares

A window to the divine : a study of Christian creation theology (1997) 8 exemplares

Bonaventure Mystical Writings (2011) 4 exemplares

To Whom Shall We Go? Christ and the Mystery of Man (Synthesis Series) (1975) 3 exemplares

Christ, Word of God and Exemplar of Humanity 2 exemplares

The Hidden Center: Sprituality and Speculative christology in St. Bonaventure (2000) 1 exemplar

Works of St. Bonaventure: On the Reduction of the Arts to Theology: 1 1 exemplar

Four Views on Hell 1 exemplar

Works of St. Bonaventure: On the Reduction of the Arts to Theology 1 exemplar

Of God's Fullness We Have All Received: the Cosmos, a Symbol of the Divine 1 exemplar

The hidden center: Spirituality and speculative Christology in St. Bonaventure (Theological inquiries) (1981) 1 exemplar

Selected writings 1 exemplar

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Associated Works

Four Views on Hell (1996) — Contribuidor — 611 exemplares

What Manner of Man (Sermons on Christ Series) (1974) — Editor, algumas edições — 14 exemplares

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Conhecimento Comum

Sexo: male
Educação: Quincy College (LittD)
St. Bonaventure University (LittD)
Friedrich-Wilhelm University (DrTheol)
Quincy College (BA)
Ocupações: Professor
Friar
Theologian
Organizações: Association of Chicago Theological Schools

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A Window to the Divine: Creation Theology por Zachary Hayes

This new edition of A Window to the Divine presents a summary of developments on a number of basic questions pertaining to creation theology and what a synthesis might look like at this time. It is based on the premise that contemporary believers can sense a remarkably rich communication of the divine mystery through the insights of science, and that the sciences may open even richer and more challenging possibilities to the understanding of our tradition.

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