Great collection of his works so far, but I'd really like to also have:
Eugene Peterson gives both of those high praise in his Take & Read: Spiritual Reading: An Annotated List.
Also, if it's not too much trouble:
Edited by him:
Man, that guy was prolific!
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Ha, yes, Balthasar was very much so a prolific writer. I just finished reading his Love Alone is Credible and, coincidentally, put together a complete product of the works we have of his so far (Dynamic Pricing should be enabled).
Of your list, we already have the first four volumes of his Explorations in Theology and after looking at the Amazon preview, it appears to me that Love Alone: The Way of Revelation is just an older edition of Love Alone is Credible. But man I'd love to read Razing the Bastions and a friend of mine has been reading his book on prayer.
I'll make sure this goes to the right person. Thanks, Rosie!
On a different note, have you seen this? It seems to me that it might interest you based on your previous suggestions.
Brandon Rappuhn:put together a complete product of the works we have of his so far (Dynamic Pricing should be enabled).
I already have it all, so according to dynamic pricing the cost to me would be $0.
Brandon Rappuhn:On a different note, have you seen this? It seems to me that it might interest you based on your previous suggestions.
Yes, and I'd already put in a pre-order for it. Thanks! Hoping this means some George Macdonald works will be in the works. (Though you never know. Books about a person have not always heralded books by that person, as shown by the SPCK Introductions to Rahner, Weil, Kierkegaard, and Nietzsche.)
I'm just getting into Balthasar, so having these works in Logos would be great! I'm currently planning my next big Logos purchase based on the inclusion of his works in the package.
I actually just began reading The Theology of Karl Barth today in book form and was wishing it was in Logos and linked to Barth's CD, so this post is pretty timely!
Rosie Perera: Great collection of his works so far, but I'd really like to also have: Prayer Therese of Lisieux Eugene Peterson gives both of those high praise in his Take & Read: Spiritual Reading: An Annotated List. Also, if it's not too much trouble: Bernanos Christian Meditation The Christian and Anxiety The Christian State of Life Convergences: To the Source of Christian Mystery Cosmic Liturgy Credo: Meditations on the Apostles' Creed Dare We Hope That All Men Be Saved? Does Jesus Know Us -- Do We Know Him? Elucidations Engagement With God: The Drama of Christian Discipleship Explorations in Theology I: The Word Made Flesh Explorations in Theology II: Spouse of the Word Explorations In Theology III: Creator Spirit Explorations in Theology IV: Spirit and Institution Explorations in Theology V: Homo Creatus Est First Glance at Adrienne von Speyr The God Question and Modern Man The Grain of Wheat Heart of the World In The Fullness of Faith The Laity and The Life of The Counsels Life Out of Death: Meditations on the Easter Mystery Light of The Word Love Alone: The Way of Revelation Man in History: A Theological Study Martin Buber and Christianity The Moment of Christian Witness Mysterium Paschale My Work: In Retrospect New Elucidations The Office of Peter and the Structure of the Church The Office of Peter and the Structure of the Church Our Task Paul Struggles with His Congregation Presence and Thought: Essay on the Religious Philosophy of Gregory of Nyssa Priestly Spirituality Razing the Bastions: On the Church in this Age Romano Guardini: Reform From The Source The Scandal of The Incarnation A Short Primer for Unsettled Laymen Test Everything A Theological Anthropology The Theology of Henri De Lubac Theology of History The Theology of Karl Barth The Threefold Garland Tragedy Under Grace Truth Is Symphonic: Aspects of Christian Pluralism Two Say Why Two Sisters in the Spirit: Therese of Lisieux and Elizabeth of the Trinity Unless You Become Like This Child Way of the Cross Who Is a Christian? Word and Revelation: Essays in Theology I Word and Redemption: Essays in Theology II You Crown the Year with Your Goodness You Have Words of Eternal Life Edited by him: Spirit and Fire: Origen: A Thematic Anthology of His Writings Man, that guy was prolific!
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Randy Lane: Your dream is a new Prepub today. https://www.logos.com/product/53015/hans-urs-von-balthasar-collection-upgrade
Wow! Thanks. It's not often that an "upgrade" is larger than the original collection it's an upgrade to. I'll have enough von Balthasar to keep me busy reading for the next decade or two.
I came across one that was recommended to me by one of my professors which I'd like to read.
And there's the remainder of my list above that are not available in Logos yet:
Rosie Perera: The Christian and Anxiety The Christian State of Life Convergences: To the Source of Christian Mystery Cosmic Liturgy Does Jesus Know Us -- Do We Know Him? Engagement With God: The Drama of Christian Discipleship Explorations in Theology I: The Word Made Flesh Explorations in Theology II: Spouse of the Word Explorations In Theology III: Creator Spirit Explorations in Theology IV: Spirit and Institution Explorations in Theology V: Homo Creatus Est First Glance at Adrienne von Speyr The God Question and Modern Man Heart of the World In The Fullness of Faith Love Alone: The Way of Revelation Man in History: A Theological Study Martin Buber and Christianity Priestly Spirituality A Theological Anthropology Tragedy Under Grace Truth Is Symphonic: Aspects of Christian Pluralism Two Say Why Two Sisters in the Spirit: Therese of Lisieux and Elizabeth of the Trinity Way of the Cross Who Is a Christian? Word and Revelation: Essays in Theology I Word and Redemption: Essays in Theology II You Crown the Year with Your Goodness You Have Words of Eternal Life