A Franciscan view of creation : learning to live in a sacramental world / Ilia Delio.
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TextSeries: Franciscan heritage seriesPublication details: St. Bonaventure, NY : Franciscan Institute, St. Bonaventure University, 2003.Description: 1 online resource (xv, 56 pages)Content type: - 9781576592892
- 1576592898
- 9781576595145
- 1576595145
- 231.7/65 22
- BT695 .D45 2003
- online - EBSCO
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 55-56).
Print version record.
The purpose of this book is to elucidate in greater detail the theology of creation as a foundational starting point for contemporary belief and practices. The centrality in our faith tradition of the relationship between the Creator and all of creation and the reflection of the Trinity's glory in everything is undergoing a renaissance in our twenty-first century world. This book provides a fine stimulus for further reflection on this view, so fundamental to the spiritual vision of Francis and Clare. Dr. Delio here traces the theme of God and creation from the time of the conversion of Francis through the first century of Franciscan life and thought, which culminated in the work of John Duns Scotus.
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- GENERAL EDITOR�S INTRODUCTION -- The Franciscan Intellectual Tradition Project -- The Second Volume -- Making Connections -- PART ONE AUTHOR�S INTRODUCTION -- PART TWO FRANCIS OF ASSISI: CREATION AS BROTHER/SISTER -- Francis and His Milieu -- The Conversion of Francis: The Biographical Traditions -- The Family of Creation -- Incarnation and the Holiness of Creation -- The Canticle of Creatures -- PART THREE BONAVENTURE�S THEOLOGY OF CREATION -- Creation: A River and Song of the Trinity
The Order and Harmony of CreationCreation as Dynamic -- Freedom in Creation -- The Exemplary World -- Creation as Mirror and Book -- Sacramental Creation -- PART FOUR JOHN DUNS SCOTUS�S THEOLOGY OF CREATION -- Creation: Gift of God�s Infinite Love -- Christ: The Blueprint of Creation -- Univocity of Being -- The Unique Love of God and the Doctrine of -- A Christ-Centered Universe -- PART FIVE SUMMARY -- CONCLUSION: WHAT IS OURS TO DO? -- DISCUSSION QUESTIONS -- NOTES -- SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY

