CONFESSIONS: THE MAKING OF A POST-DENOMINATIONAL PRIEST
Matthew Fox
Condition: Very Good. Gentle shelf wear and mild corner rubbing; spine uncreased; interior clean and firm.
About the Book:
In this deeply personal memoir, theologian and author Matthew Fox traces his journey from altar boy to Dominican priest, and ultimately to a post-denominational thinker and teacher. His story unfolds across decades of spiritual inquiry, intellectual struggle, and confrontation with the Vatican, culminating in the creation of the Creation Spirituality movement a theology uniting ecology, mysticism, justice, and creativity within a vision of original blessing rather than original sin.
Foxs account is both confession and manifesto: a life lived at the edge of ecclesiastical boundaries, marked by bold theological rethinking and a persistent call toward renewal within the faith tradition. Confessions captures the soul of a man determined to reconcile the sacred with the cosmic, the contemplative with the activist.
About the Author:
Matthew Fox is the author of more than twenty books, including Original Blessing, The Coming of the Cosmic Christ, and The Reinvention of Work. Founder of the University of Creation Spirituality in Oakland, California, he remains one of the most original and challenging theological voices of modern Christianity. In 1995 he received the Peace Abbey Courage of Conscience Award.
Notable:
A candid and influential spiritual autobiography from one of the Churchs most provocative theologians bridging faith, cosmology, and social conscience.
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