Using the experience of the Christian mystic as a focal point, The Naked Being of God explores the tension between the idea of God as transcendent and unchanging, and the idea of God as imminent and dynamic. Selected texts from classical theology provide a backdrop for the mystical awareness, which ultimately does not fit within the bounds of traditional assumptions. Pseudo-Dionysius, Meister Eckhart, and Marguerite Porete are the mystics examined. The work uses process theology to address these paradoxes. (view table of contents)

Product Description: A translation of Henri Heyer's thesis for his licensure, originally written in 1872, which seeks to a present a major portrait of Guillaume Farel (1489-1565). The author takes issue with the pervasive interpretation that Farel was a zealot rather than a theologian...read more

Product Description: Based on Volume 6 of the "Supplementa Calviniana", this is a translation of sermons on Jeremiah.

Product Description: Central to this work is the theme that certain crucial parallels do exist between process theology and significant aspects of the Christian mystical tradition as represented in writings such as Theologia Germanica and those of Boehme, Dionysius, Eckhart, and Suso.

Product Description: A translation from Sermons sur le Livre de Miche. This volume covers 28 sermons delivered by John Calvin in Geneva from Wednesday, November 12, 1550, through to Saturday, January 10, 1551 (excepting Sundays)."