Peter Joseph Fritz is assistant professor of theology and Edward Bennett Williams Fellow at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts, USA.
"Peter Joseph Fritz offers a challenging interpretation and robust defense of the theology of Karl Rahner, by demonstrating the multiple ways in which Rahner's aesthetics both converges with and diverges from that of Martin Heidegger. Confidently opposing Rahner's critics on a wide variety of issues, Fritz sets out to overturn a great many aspects of the conventional reading of Rahner."--Anne Inman, Theology "A book that undertakes a fresh look at Karl Rahner's life-long work as a whole and presents it persuasively as a way of life, a radical, Catholic openness to God's self-manifestation through time-an ethos. In a ground-breaking re-interpretation of R.'s corpus as a whole... This prodigiously researched book will be studied wherever theology is taken seriously..."--Leo J. O'Donovan, Theologische Revue
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