Antonianum Review
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It falls to Professor Klemens Stock, SJ, who teaches at the Pontificai Bibli-cal Instit... (Continua)

The relationship between theology and social, political and economic life is the common subject of the articles of this first issue of 20... (Continua)

In this last volume of 2012 we wish to present above all some of the results of the reflection carried out during the study seminar, ... (Continua)

This autumn trimester issue of the review, which I have the pleasure of introducing to you, opens with an article on a subject of some si... (Continua)

On the occasion of the publication of this first issue of Antonianum to be put together by the new editorial team, it is a welcome task to express, first of ... (Continua)

Wonders shall never cease! Nor shall we ever exhaust the unending riches of the written Word of God. The most highly specialised will per... (Continua)

Is it only my impression, or is it objectively verifiable that, in a number of Catholic scholarly journals, the proportion of articles dedicated to the Christian Myst... (Continua)

“Apologetics” has such an unattractive sound to it in contemporary discourse. It brings to mind some wayward politician’s tearful admission of guilt... (Continua)

Africa is, according to the (Oxford) dictionary, “the second-largest continent, a southward projection of the Old World land mass divided roughly in two by the ... (Continua)

“L’Etat c’est moi!” King Louis XIV of France famously exclaimed, apparently in a rapture of wholly singular megalomania – or so... (Continua)

“Secularism” is a favourite bogeyman in ecclesiastical circles in our time.

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Since sometime in the nineteenth century a fundamental question has lurked behind Christian theological discourse. It could be given all ... (Continua)

Christianity is all about Christ. This seems to be a somewhat fatuous statement, not even a truism but pure tautology, a superfluous restatement of the wholly obvious... (Continua)

As we go to press we learn that the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Science has been awarded to Elinor Ostrom (of Indiana University) an... (Continua)

Even at this late date it is at least probable that most of you remember the media furore that followed statements attributed to Pope BEN... (Continua)

In its fourth issue of 2008, Antonianum published an article by Professor Richard Cross (“Fides et Ratio: The Har... (Continua)

With this issue another year of Antonianum, another volume, the eighty third, ... (Continua)

Few subjects have exercised both Catholic and non-Catholic theolo­gians in the Conc... (Continua)

As Antonianum is going to press the former Rector Magnificus of the Pontifical Athenaeum Antonianum, Father Umberto Bett... (Continua)

Can the Word of God be studied as if there were no God (etsi Deus non daretur)? This is, in essence (or, if you prefer, in extre... (Continua)

It was a right-wing U.S. Senator of the Catholic persuasion who, a few years ago, brought to the fore, in a characteristically blunt mann... (Continua)

Content is not, of course, the only thing that matters in a periodical (or any other) publication. In an academic (not to say, general) e... (Continua)

The “question of labour,” which occupied such a prominent place in industrialised societies through much of the nineteenth century and the first half of t... (Continua)

Our editorial team is very pleased to be able to offer once more to our readers contents of the high quality that has been characteristic... (Continua)

This is a “heavy-duty” issue of Antonianum, one that is not a little demanding and yet proportionately rewarding. It... (Continua)

Our readers will have noticed, one trusts, the new cover chosen for issues of Antonianum starting with this one. The work of a g... (Continua)

At the close of this year of Antonianum it is a pleasant duty of the new editorial team to express heartfelt gratitude and appre... (Continua)

Nella ricorrenza della celebrazione dell'anniversario della nascita dì san B... (Continua)