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Insights may be 'a dime a dozen,' but this impressive collection ably demonstrates the abiding and wide-ranging value of Bernard Lonergan's thought. Facing the intertwined realities of globalization and the ecological crisis, the contributors recognize the siren song of simplistic answers and quick-fixes for what they are, offering instead the sort of rigorous, critically grounded interrogations of the issues that are so urgently needed. [...] May these essays find a wide and receptive readership. - Eugene Schlesinger, Santa Clara University, California As Pope Francis has made clear, the ecological imperative can no longer be an optional extra for the Church or for her theologians. Drawing on insights from Bernard Lonergan, along with Robert Doran, this collection of interdisciplinary essays brings their work into creative dialogue with the urgent situation that confronts us. It is both timely and perceptive, making a significant contribution to addressing our current plight. - Neil Ormerod, Sydney College of Divinity, Australia

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Joseph Ogbonnaya is Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at Marquette University (Milwaukee, WI). He coordinates the ‘Economics for Humane Globalization’ section for the International Institute for Method in Theology. His books include African Perspectives on Culture and World Christianity (2017), African Catholicism and Hermeneutics and Culture (2014) and Lonergan, Social Transformation and Sustainable Human Development (2013). Lucas Briola is Assistant Professor of Theology at Saint Vincent College (Latrobe, PA). He coordinates the ‘Ecological Culture’ section for the International Institute for Method in Theology. His articles have appeared in the Journal of Moral Theology, the Downside Review, and The Lonergan Review.

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