The Unity of Love and the Face of Man: An Invitation to Read Deus caritas est
Angelo Scola"Love is one. Eros and agape cannot be set against each other."
Fall 2006
Deus Caritas Est: A Symposium (photocopy)
Charity, Justice, and the Church’s Activity in the World
David L. SchindlerThe Future of Love. A Reading of Pope Benedict XVI’s Encyclical Deus caritas est
John MilbankThe Redemption of Eros: Philosophical Reflections on Benedict XVI’s First Encyclical
D. C. Schindler“God is charity, then, because the world is dear to him. It represents, in some respect, a goodness and beauty that God himself ‘desires.’”
The Logic of Love and the Unity of Catholic Truth: Reflections on Deus caritas est
Michael HanbyWhy Begin With Love? Eros, Agape, and the Problem of Secularism
Rodney Howsare“Benedict’s particular construal of the eros-agape relationship is uniquely suited to provide a Christian response to secularism that neither preserves Christian distinctiveness at the cost of its worldly mission, nor emphasizes the Church’s worldly mission at the expense of its identity as Christian.”
Deus caritas est and the Retrieval of a Christian Cosmology
Larry ChappDeus caritas est: A Potential to Renew Christian Life and Thought
Roch Kereszty"The Word of God is not chained" (2 Tim 2:9). The Encyclical Deus caritas est as an Exercise in Biblical Thinking
Ricardo AldanaNotes & Comments
Conjugal Love, Condoms, and HIV/AIDS
David S. Crawford