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Person in Christ: Incarnate Personhood in Historical, Metaphysical, and Systematic Studies of Jesus of Nazareth - Softcover

Kevin O'Shea, CSsR

 
9781923385221: Person in Christ: Incarnate Personhood in Historical, Metaphysical, and Systematic Studies of Jesus of Nazareth

Synopsis

Although Kevin wrote Person in Christ last century and much has happened in the intervening years, I believe his ‘stumbling on the mystery of relationship’ is still a key to understanding how ‘The life of an unnoticed and misunderstood Galilean Jew was and is God’s revelation, God’s final Gift of Self.’

Person in Christ is the third in a series revealing a new understanding of ‘Person’. Kevin had already published Person in Cosmos and Person in Analysis but left his manuscript, Person in Christ, unpublished.

As Dr Tony Kelly reflected: ‘Had Kevin chosen to write more and publish his findings in book form, there is no doubt that he would be one of the world leaders in theology of this era”.

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About the Author

Kevin Francis O'Shea, CSsR (1930-2018) was an Australian Redemptorist priest and theologian. He was teacher and lecturer of Redemptorists students in Australia, and also taught for many years in the United States of America. He was well grounded in a classical training in the ways of theology. In a brilliant course of studies at the Angelicum in Rome, 'this a brilliant young Australian' caught the eye of many distinguished Dominican professors such as Pere Gagnebet, OP. Though Kevin was to go on and break new ground in his research into the philosophy of science current scripture studies psychology and French phenomenology, he remained firmly anchored in the great tradition of the philosophical and theological wisdom characteristic of St Thomas Aquinas and his eminent expositors. Following his return from overseas, Kevin contributed to any number of international theological journals and published his thesis on a profound aspect of the Incarnation.

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