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Presidio Press, June 2003. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. Light cover wear, frm binding, aged but unmarked text.

Picador, August 2005. Paper Back. New.

IVP, July 2007. Paper Back. Very Good. Two pages with minimal pen marks and a formerly dog-eared page. Otherwise very good condition.

Delacorte Press, November 2011. Hardcover. As New/No Jacket. No jacket, pictorial boards. Slightly toned text.

Vintage, March 2019. Paper Back. New.

Hyperion Book CH, September 2007. Hardcover. New.

Picador, April 2004. Paper Back. As New. Slight toning to text.

Puffin Books, December 2001. Paper Back. New.

AA Grapevine Inc., January 0001. Paper Back. As New. Would be considered New but for a few slight imperfections in covers. Text pristine.

Clarion Books, September 2023. Hardcover. New.

Farrar, Straus and Giroux, November 2003. Paper Back. New.

Faith Pub Co, January 1989. Paper Back. Very Good. A clean, solid copy, very slightly used.

Queenship Pub Co, April 1997. Paper Back. As New. As new but for previous owner's name inked out on front endpaper.

Christian Classics, November 1998. Paper Back. New.

Christian Classics, June 1986. Paper Back. New.

Penguin USA, September 1994. Hardcover. New.

Anchor, July 1993. Paper Back. Very Good. Owner inscription, lightly age tanned, solid pages free of marks.

Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, June 1989. Paper Back. Very Good. Light cover wear, firm binding, unmarked text.

St Vladimirs Seminary Pr, August 1991. Paper Back. New.

Natl Book Network, November 1997. Paper Back. New. Yves Congar was a pivotal figure in twentieth-century Catholic theology. Initially influenced by Maritain and Garrigou-Lagrange and other neo-Thomists, Congar began to embrace a more historical interpretation of theology through Gilson.and especially Marie-Dominique Chenu. These multiple theological influences were paralleled by a similar breadth of ecumenical interests, ranging from Luther and Calvin and Karl Barth to an increasing concern for the theology of the Orthodox Church. Irenic yet orthodox, Congar was uniquely suited to play a crucial role in resourcement, and in the formulation of such seminal Vatican II documents as Lumen Gentium and Gaudium et Spies, and the pre-Vatican II suspicion of Congar as a modernist was transformed into the admiration and appreciation of John XXIII, Paul VI, and John Paul II. <i>I Believe in the Holy Spirit</i> was one of Congar's most mature theological endeavors, and its re-publication in one… Leer más