Arguments

Martin Buber's book Me and You is an atypical and original book, which has had an immense influence on the theology of the twentieth century. With a suggestive language of great poetic force, it manages to transmit basic intuitions that show the human being as relational or dialogical.

After four years in prisoner-of-war camps (1940-1945), Yves Congar developed his theology on ecumenism and the Church, which he had already outlined, and made a significant contribution to the Second Vatican Council.

Less known in Europe, Cardinal Avery Dulles (1918-2008) is the most important theologian of the United States in the 20th century, with contributions in Fundamental Theology, Apologetics and Ecclesiology.

Antonin-Dalmace Sertillanges (1863-1948) was a great scholar of St. Thomas and an attentive witness of the situation of contemporary thought. He left a wide and consistent work, and a wonderful book on intellectual life.