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Engaging Catholic Doctrine: Essays in Honor of Matthew Levering by Robert Barron, Scott W. Hahn and James R.A. Merrick (eds), Emmaus Academic, Steubenville, OH, 2023, pp. 552, £44, hbk
The contributors aim not only to honor Levering’s vast scholarship but also to continue his project of renewing Catholic theology by showing how doctrine, when rooted in revelation and interpreted through Aquinas, can guide the Church through present challenges. In this sense, the book’s 552 pages offer more than homage; they model the kind of theology Levering has consistently embodied – systematic yet biblical, doctrinal yet ecumenical, and traditional yet pastoral.
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