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Synopsis
Following Aquinas and Girard, Alison plumbs the depth of human nature to demonstrate that religious truths are truths we must experience in our own lives.
Table of Contents
Introduction1. Befriending the Vacuum2. How does Girard affect our reading of the Bible3. The Priestly Pattern of Creation4. How can we open up Christological and Ecclesiastical Habits?5. Wisdom, Vanity and Desire6. Love Your Enemy7. Discipleship and the Shape of Belonging8. Sacrifice Law and the Catholic Faith9. The Changes in Tone of the Voice of God10. Living the Magnificat11. The Pain and the Endgame12. Letter to a Young Gay Catholic13. Wrath and the Gay Question14. God and Desire15. Is it ethical to be a Catholic? The gay perspective16. Brokeheart Mountain: Reflections on monotheism, idolatry and the kingdom