Tag: Phenomenology

The Abandoned: Toward a Christocentric Phenomenology of Prayer

But when you pray, go to your inner room, close the door, and pray to your Father in secret. And your Father who sees in secret will repay you. —Matthew 6:6 Whatever path you choose to follow, you will never find the limits of the soul, for its depths are
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A Phenomenology of Scripture’s Gaze and the Blindnesses of the Historical-Critical Method

Can there be a phenomenology of Sacred Scripture? Haven’t we been told by Dominique Janicaud that phenomenology and theology should never mix, that ever since Husserl phenomenology has rested on a methodological “bracketing” of faith?[1] Moreover, even if one could get past such scruples, would not one yield as many
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