Greek Myths and Christian Mystery Format:E-book in the Foreword to A

in the Foreword to A Grain of Wheat)

Paperback: 190pp

from Pascal and Kierkegaard to Heidegger and Sartre

what Daniel-Rops writes in reference to the Acts of the Apostles and its author might well be applied to himself and The Church of Apostles and Martyrs: “This book was not written with any intention of satisfying the curiosity of the future historian

Greek Myths and Christian Mystery Format:E-book in the Foreword to ABy Hugo Rahner, S. J. What has Athens to do with Jerusalem? Tertullian famously asked. In Greek Myths and Christian Mystery, Hugo Rahner, S. J., offers an illuminating response in terms of anthropology, of what it means to be imago dei. For the Greeks, mythology operated as the primary factor in the development of their culture. Then, through Christ, arrives the turning point of human civilization; God spoke his revelation into the world of the Greek