The Conversion of Edith Stein
Contributors: Ralph M. McInerny (Translator)
Publisher: St. Augustine's Press
Published: February 2002
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 136
ISBN-13: 9781587311253
Subjects: Biography: general; Christian conversion; Phenomenology & Existentialism; Roman Catholicism, Roman Catholic Church; Religious; Christian saints; Biography / Autobiography; Stein, Edith,; Religion; Germany; Christianity - Catholicism; Christianity - Catholic; Biography; Saint,; General; 1891-1942; Catholic converts; Christian converts from Judaism
Description: "Florent Gaboriau sees Edith Stein's conversion under three aspects: first the conversion of a Jew, then the conversion of a feminist, finally the conversion of a philosopher. Stein saw her conversion as the fulfillment of herself as Jewish; she saw the uniqueness of woman in the light of the faith; she saw her phenomenology as finding its home within Christian philosophy.".

"One of the most brilliant women of her generation, Stein became a model of sanctity. But her canonization by Pope John Paul II was the occasion for strange reactions. Gaboriau's account of her conversion, and of the saint she became, puts it all into perspective."--BOOK JACKET.