Hans Urs Von Balthasar - Works

Works

  • The God Question and Modern Man, New York: Seabury Press, 1967 (original title: Die Gottesfrage des heutigen Menschen, 1956)

Published by Ignatius Press:

  • Bernanos: An Ecclessial Existence
  • The Christian and Anxiety
  • Christian Meditation
  • The Christian State of Life
  • Convergences
  • Cosmic Liturgy: The Universe According to Maximus the Confessor
  • Credo: Meditations on the Apostles' Creed
  • Dare We Hope "That All Men Be Saved"?
  • Does Jesus Know Us?
  • Elucidations
  • Engagement with God
  • First Glance at Adrienne Von Speyr
  • The Grain of Wheat: Aphorisms
  • Heart of the World
  • In the Fullness of Faith: On the Centrality of the Distinctively Catholic
  • The Laity in the Life of the Counsels: The Church's Mission in the World
  • Light of the Word: Brief Reflections on the Sunday Readings
  • Love Alone is Credible
  • Mary for Today
  • Mary, The Church at the Source (with Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger)
  • The Moment of Christian Witness
  • My Work
  • Mysterium Paschale: The Mystery of Easter
  • New Elucidations
  • The Office of Peter And the Structure of the Church
  • Our Task
  • Paul Struggles with His Congregation: The Pastoral Message of the Letters to the Corinthians
  • Prayer
  • Presence and Thought: An Essay on the Religious Philosophy of Gregory of Nyssa
  • Principles of Christian Morality
  • Razing the Bastions: On the Church in this Age
  • Romano Guardini: Reform From the Source
  • The Scandal of the Incarnation: Irenaeus Against the Heresies
  • A Short Primer for Unsettled Laymen
  • Test Everything: Hold Fast to What Is Good
  • The Theology of Henri De Lubac
  • A Theology of History
  • The Theology of Karl Barth
  • The Threefold Garland
  • To the Heart of the Mystery of Redemption
  • Tragedy Under Grace: Reinhold Schneider on the Experience of the West
  • Truth Is Symphonic: Aspects of Christian Pluralism
  • Two Sisters in the Spirit: Thérèse of Lisieux and Elizabeth of the Trinity
  • Unless You Become Like This Child
  • You Crown the Year With Your Goodness: Sermons Throughout the Liturgical Year
  • You Have Words of Eternal Life: Scripture Meditations

Explorations in Theology

• Explorations in Theology: Word Made Flesh, vol 1 • Explorations in Theology: Spouse of the Word, vol 2 • Explorations in Theology: Creator Spirit, vol 3 • Explorations in Theology: Spirit and Institution, vol 4

The Glory of the Lord: A Theological Aesthetics

• Volume I: Seeing the Form • Volume II: Clerical Styles • Volume III: Lay Styles • Volume IV: The Realm of Metaphysics in Antiquity • Volume V: The Realm of Metaphysics in the Modern Age • Volume VI: Theology: The Old Covenant • Volume VII: Theology: The New Covenant

Theo-Logic

• Volume I: The Truth of the World • Volume II: Truth of God • Volume III: The Spirit of the Truth

Theo-Drama

• Volume I: Prolegomena • Volume II: Dramatis Personae • Volume III: Dramatis Personae • Volume IV: The Action • Volume V: The Last Act

• Epilogue

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