Scripture in the tradition
By: Henri De Lubac ; translated by Luke O'Neill ; introduction by Peter Casarella.
Series: Milestones in Catholic theology
Publisher: Crossroad Pub.
Published: 2000
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 244
Subjects: Catholic Church. -- Doctrines -- History.; Bible -- Criticism, interpretation, etc. -- History.; Bible and tradition -- History of doctrines.
Other titles: Sources of revelation.
Work titles: Ecriture dans la tradition.
Description: "Herder & Herder makes available once again this understanding of the quality and quantity of the "spiritual understanding" of Scripture that developed during the Christian centuries.

Far from believing that modern exegetical insights and abilities make earlier interpretations of Scripture naive curiosity, de Lubac communicates to the modern reader his own appreciation and knowledge of the irreplaceably creative role that exegesis of the church fathers and of medieval theologians played in the survival and formulating of Christianity.

Even more fundamentally, he links the process of exegesis to the permanent foundation of Christian thought, demonstrating that all forms of scriptural exegesis are part of the ongoing reflective life of God and the process by which the human race learns to share in this mystery."--BOOK JACKET.
Notes: "A Herder & Herder book."

Published in1968 with title: The sources of revelation.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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