Encounters With Silence
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Book: Good
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Pages: Good
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In Encounters With Silence, Karl Rahner — one of the twentieth century's most influential Catholic theologians — presents a series of intimate, meditative prayers that speak directly to God, confronting the great mysteries of human existence: solitude, suffering, vocation, and the search for the divine in an indifferent world. Written with the warmth of personal confession and the rigour of scholastic theology, these reflections invite the reader into a profound interior dialogue, charting the soul's restless journey toward a God who is simultaneously near and ineffably distant. Rahner's prose carries a rare, luminous quality — simultaneously accessible and deeply philosophical — that bridges the gap between academic theology and lived spiritual experience. Rooted in the Ignatian tradition of discernment and contemplation, the work argues that true encounter with the divine is found not in grand revelation, but in the silent, unremarkable moments of everyday life. For anyone who has ever stood at the threshold of faith and doubt, Encounters With Silence issues a quiet, irresistible invitation to listen.
Author: Karl Rahner
Format: Paperback
Genre: Religion
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
In Encounters With Silence, Karl Rahner — one of the twentieth century's most influential Catholic theologians — presents a series of intimate, meditative prayers that speak directly to God, confronting the great mysteries of human existence: solitude, suffering, vocation, and the search for the divine in an indifferent world. Written with the warmth of personal confession and the rigour of scholastic theology, these reflections invite the reader into a profound interior dialogue, charting the soul's restless journey toward a God who is simultaneously near and ineffably distant. Rahner's prose carries a rare, luminous quality — simultaneously accessible and deeply philosophical — that bridges the gap between academic theology and lived spiritual experience. Rooted in the Ignatian tradition of discernment and contemplation, the work argues that true encounter with the divine is found not in grand revelation, but in the silent, unremarkable moments of everyday life. For anyone who has ever stood at the threshold of faith and doubt, Encounters With Silence issues a quiet, irresistible invitation to listen.