Corneliu C. Simut Ordre des livres

Edward Schillebeeckx's teachings challenge traditional Catholic theology, emphasizing relevance in a secular, modern world shaped by reason and scientific progress. He reinterprets Christian doctrines by replacing metaphysical concepts with a natural perspective, viewing God as humanity's future and Christ as a symbol of universal values. The Church is redefined as a community embodying these values, aiming to provide meaningful answers to contemporary existential questions. Schillebeeckx's approach seeks to make theology accessible and applicable to today's society.

This scholarly work explores Richard Hooker's doctrine of salvation, focusing on his concept of faith and connections to early English Reformers. It addresses key teachings like justification and the sovereignty of God, arguing that Hooker's theology is primarily Protestant and Calvinist, countering views that label it as Catholic.