Mysterium Paschale
Book • 2005
Mysterium Paschale, by Hans Urs von Balthasar, is a profound theological reflection on Holy Week, particularly focusing on Holy Saturday.
Balthasar explores the interplay of divine glory and the atonement for sin, reconciling seemingly opposing theological viewpoints.
The book delves into the significance of Christ's sacrifice and the downward trajectory of the incarnation, emphasizing God's self-emptying love.
It's a key work in understanding Balthasar's theological contributions and his unique perspective on the Paschal Mystery.
The book is highly regarded for its insightful analysis of the liturgical events of Holy Week and their theological implications.
Balthasar explores the interplay of divine glory and the atonement for sin, reconciling seemingly opposing theological viewpoints.
The book delves into the significance of Christ's sacrifice and the downward trajectory of the incarnation, emphasizing God's self-emptying love.
It's a key work in understanding Balthasar's theological contributions and his unique perspective on the Paschal Mystery.
The book is highly regarded for its insightful analysis of the liturgical events of Holy Week and their theological implications.
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