Skip to main content
Skip to main navigation menu
Skip to site footer
Open Menu
Current
Archives
Ethics
Submit an article
About
About the Journal
Editorial Team
Journal Contacts
Privacy Statement
Search
Login
Home
/
Archives
/
Vol. 13 No. 1 (2021): Through What Eyes Should We View Reality?
Vol. 13 No. 1 (2021): Through What Eyes Should We View Reality?
Published:
2021-07-04
Full Issue
PDF (Italiano)
Editorial
Through What Eyes Should We View Reality?
Alessandro Clemenzia, Marco Martino
9-11
PDF (Italiano)
Essays
Politics as proximity
A hypothetical reading of Chiara Lubich
Pasquale Ferrara
13-27
PDF (Italiano)
Chiara Lubich and Theravada monks
Considerations on a prophetic dialogue
Roberto Catalano
29-47
PDF (Italiano)
A Story that "Verges on the Improbable"
Cyril of Alexandria and Chiara Lubich on the suffering of Jesus on the Cross
Declan O'Byrne
49-61
PDF (Italiano)
"Consummati in unum"
At the source of Chiara Lubich's original mystical interpretation
Michel Bronzwaer
63-74
PDF (Italiano)
The Creation of the Universe from Nothingness by Laozi from the perspective of Nothingness in the Christian Tradition
Philipp K. T. Hu
75-92
PDF
Research
Munditia cordis
The way of negation in the love of God according to Thomas Aquinas
Anna Sarmenghi
109-121
PDF (Italiano)
Laboratory
Bernhard Welte and the "Place" of Nothingness
A perspective for the dialogue between West and East
Haoyang Fu
93-108
PDF (Italiano)
Forum
Aporias of the Moment
The radical rigorization of the Neoplatonic horizon in the pulsating pages of Marco Martino
Massimo Donà
124-134
PDF (Italiano)
Relation and Faith
Notes on “Suddenly. The path of ‘no’, starting from Plato” by Marco Martino
Carmelo Meazza
135-142
PDF (Italiano)
The Eradication of “No”
A predestined encounter and lacerating tension between Platonism and Christianity
Francesco Valagussa
143-150
PDF (Italiano)
μετάβασις εἰς ἄλλον λόγον
Piero Coda
151-154
PDF (Italiano)
Language
Italiano
English
Cooperation
This website is published in cooperation with
Index Theologicus
.
Information
For Readers
For Authors
For Librarians