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holy being and holy living interpreted through Paul Ricoeur's philosophical anthropology
Through a reading of Paul Ricoeur's hermeneutics, this book explores how Judeo-Christian holiness emerges in both being and doing in the lives of human persons in a postmodern world.
The symbolism of holiness in Genesis 1-2 -- A holy identity and ethic before the symbols of holiness -- Surplus of meanings for holiness -- Like God, a holy being-in-the-world -- Questions arising on capability, scripture, and Ricoeur -- Trinitarian narrative identity.
Includes bibliographical references (pages [211]-234) and index.