Mark T. Miller is assistant professor of theology at the University of San Francisco, USA.
""This book presents the complex thought of Bernard Lonergan to
beginners by using Lonergan's structure of history with the
components of progress, decline, and redemption. The result is a
basic theological anthropology that I strongly recommend as an
introductory text in college theology."--Robert M. Doran, SJ, Emmet
Doerr Chair in Catholic Systematic Theology, Marquette University;
Editor of the Collected Works of Bernard Lonergan "This is the book
I have long been looking for, the one I will use in my classes as I
introduce students to the seminal figure of Bernard Lonergan and to
his writings on the dynamics of the human person and community. The
themes Miller takes up are judiciously chosen and add up to an
excellent overview of Lonergan's theology-philosophy, his dynamic
'theological anthropology.'"--Richard M. Liddy, University
Professor of Catholic Thought, Seton Hall University
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