Christianity in the Crucible of East-West Dialogue

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A Critical Look at Catholic Participation; And, God, Zen, and the Intuition of Being

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A Critical Look at Catholic Participation; And, God, Zen, and the Intuition of Being

Christianity in the Crucible of East-West Dialogue takes you into the heart of this dialogue where mystics, metaphysicians and meditation masters of different traditions are beginning to meet for the first time. It explores these fascinating worlds like that of the Sanbo Kyodan Zen School where many of today's Catholic Zen masters have come, and that of Abhishiktananda, the Benedictine monk Henri Le Saux, who plunged deeply into Hindu mysticism.
But it focuses in a special way on how this interior dialogue is being short-circuited by misunderstandings on the part of some of the Catholic participants who appear to be disconnected from their own deep wisdom traditions. The book goes on, following the footsteps of Jacques Maritain, to look at some of the metaphysical foundations of East-West dialogue that provide a way to avoid these problems.
God, Zen and the Intuition of Being: An encounter between Zen, the metaphysics of St. Thomas, and the mysticism of John of the Cross is inevitable. But the success of this meeting depends on how deeply we grasp their inner natures, and how much we thirst for the great gifts that each participant has to offer.
PART I explores the intuition of being, the metaphysical heart of Thomism, which it has neglected to its own great peril. It sees the metaphysics of St. Thomas through the eyes of one of his greatest 20th century followers, Jacques Maritain. It asks the questions, "Why does the Thomistic renewal seem to be over?" "And why did St. Thomas have to be rediscovered to begin with?" And it answers that Thomism has neglected its distinctive form of metaphysical insight, the intuition of being. Further, Thomism has yet to really ask how to cultivate this metaphysical seeing.
PART II examines how the spirit of Zen can reanimate Thomistic metaphysics, and in its turn understand its own nature better by seeing how the metaphysics of St. Thomas views it. It is the metaphysics of St. Thomas that is the least known and potentially one of the most powerful partners in any Zen-Christian or Buddhist-Christian dialogue.
PART III attempts to situate Zen between metaphysics and Christian mysticism, and describes Zen as a metaphysical mysticism, or even a mystical metaphysics.

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ebook

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english

تاریخ انتشار

2001

نویسنده

James Arraj

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Inner Growth Books

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9780914073031

20,000 تومان

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